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  1. ...a worldwide distributed epidemic Legionella pneumophila clone that emerged within a highly diverse species. Genome Res 18: 431–441. Chewapreecha C, Harris SR, Croucher NJ, Turner C, Marttinen P, Cheng L, Pessia A, Aanensen DM,Mather AE, Page AJ, et al. 2014. Dense genomic sampling identifies highways...
  2. ...Chromosome-scale assemblies of Acanthamoeba castellanii s provide insights into Legionella pneumophila infection–related chromatin reorganization Cyril Matthey-Doret1,2,6, Morgan J. Colp3,6, Pedro Escoll4, Agnès Thierry1, Pierrick Moreau1, Bruce Curtis3, Tobias Sahr4, Matt Sarrasin5, Michael W...
  3. ...community with more than 10 strains and an HIV-1 coinfection data set. We use devider to investigate the within-host diversity of a long-read bovine gut meta enriched for AMR genes, discovering 13 distinct haplotypes for a tet(Q) tetracycline-resistance gene with >18,000× coverage and six haplotypes...
  4. ...) patients (39%) or non-ICU inpatients (43%) although a subset were obtained in the emergency department (10%) or outpatient setting (8%). blaKPC was identified in 460/605 (76%) isolates (39% blaKPC-2; 58% blaKPC-3; 2% blaKPC-4; 0.5% blaKPC-56) demonstrating substantial species and clonal diversity (Fig. 1A...
  5. ...multiplexed mSTARR-seq, an extension of mSTARR-seq that can incorporate genetically diverse input and is thus capable of experimentally testing for interactions between DNAm and genotype in high throughput.In this study, we apply multiplexed mSTARR-seq to identify allelic differences in regulatory function...
  6. ...prioritized according to functional impact, we can identify trait associations for variants often overlooked by traditional -wide association studies (GWASs).The rigid population structure and extreme phenotypic diversity across breeds is an essential component of our analysis. By definition, dog breeds...
  7. ...A harmonized public resource of deeply sequenced diverse human s Zan Koenig1,2,13, Mary T. Yohannes1,2,13, Lethukuthula L. Nkambule1,2, Xuefang Zhao3,4,5, Julia K. Goodrich2,3, Heesu Ally Kim1, Michael W. Wilson3, Grace Tiao3, Stephanie P. Hao3,4,5, Nareh Sahakian6, Katherine R. Chao3, Mark A...
  8. ...-read (HiFi) metagenomic sequencing. Restriction-modification of Atabeyarchaeia differs from that of another coexisting Asgard archaea, Freyarchaeia, which has few identified MGEs but possesses diverse defense mechanisms, including DISARM and Hachiman, not found in Atabeyarchaeia. Overall, defense systems...
  9. ...and also diversity values, showing substantially heterogeneous patterns worldwide (Supplemental Table S3).Phylogeographic information allows reconstructing dynamics of (sub)haplogroups worldwide (Fig. 4). The two main clades (A and B) and most of their main first step–derived subclades (e.g., A1, A3, B1, B...
  10. ...inhibited by RecBCD are identified, growth of a newly isolated phage, named LLS, is enhanced by RecBCD. LLS's sequence reveals it is related to bacteriophage λ but encodes no recombination-promoting (Rec) proteins or associated RecBCD inhibitor. However, it contains an unexpectedly high number of Chi sites...
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