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<div><p>Background</p><p>Genomic islands (GIs) are mobile genetic elements that integrate site-specifically into bacterial chromosomes, bearing genes that affect phenotypes such as pathogenicity and metabolism. GIs typically occur sporadically among related bacterial strains,...

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Main Author:	Steven L. Yu (18150306) (author)
Other Authors:	Catherine M. Mageeney (4252312) (author), Fatema Shormin (18150309) (author), Noushin Ghaffari (3439769) (author), Kelly P. Williams (17184214) (author)
Published:	2024
Subjects:	Microbiology Genetics Molecular Biology Evolutionary Biology Ecology Marine Biology Infectious Diseases Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified mobile genetic elements closely related taxa increasing db size db sizes exceeded db size limit increase fp rates large species showed explore smaller species sma </ b r </ b smart db design </ b db set systematic design fp burden small species taxonomic outreach support value strictly intra reference genomes reaching outside query genome precise deletion partially overcome original use minor losses lower yields integrate site increased rapidly genomes outside genomes inside frequently supported dbs ). comparative software bearing genes bacterial chromosomes affect phenotypes 500 genomes 2984 dbs
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