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Differential response to prey quorum signals indicates predatory range of myxobacteria

2021-06-04

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A potential keystone taxa, myxobacteria contribute to the microbial food web as generalist predators. However, the extent of myxobacterial impact on microbial community structure remains unknown. The chemical ecology of these predator-prey interactions provides insight into myxobacterial production of biologically active specialized metabolites used to benefit consumption of prey as well as the perception of quoru...

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f4de71e3-c1a7-52eb-bae1-9a5becadc15f
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10.1101/2021.06.04.447097
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