Genetic basis of adaptation and rate of mutation accumulation in each E. coli strain.

Circular plots indicating the targets of evolution along the genome of strain A (A) and strain B1 (B) obtained from population sequencing at day 88. Targets that are considered adaptive within each strain, due to mutational parallelism, are highlighted...

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Main Author:	Nelson Frazão (5656345) (author)
Other Authors:	Elsa Seixas (76018) (author), Manolo Mischler (21673233) (author), Jorge Moura-de-Sousa (21673236) (author), Hugo C. Barreto (21175013) (author), Isabel Gordo (33817) (author)
Published:	2025
Subjects:	Microbiology Genetics Evolutionary Biology Ecology Cancer Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified neutral marker locus lacking essential genes find qualitative differences different population sizes putative phage satellite div >< p different coexisting strains escherichia coli </ horizontal gene transfer adaptive genomic repair gut </ p coli </ genomic repair strains within phage piracy multiple strains helper phage rich dynamics results show real time poorly understood mouse gut likely mobilized first time evolutionary dynamics clonal interference bacterial hosts also accompanied
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Genetic basis of adaptation and rate of mutation accumulation in each <i>E. coli</i> strain.

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