Titlebook: Bacteriophages as Drivers of Evolution; An Evolutionary Ecol Stephen T. Abedon Book 2022 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2022 ecology of bac

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Phage Impact on Non-random Mating Among Bacteriatween bacteria that are a function of phage host ranges. Discussed as well is the importance of DNA retention within bacteria, once that DNA has been delivered into their cytoplasms, as well as consequences associated with a complete absence of mating. I suggest that phages can counter the latter ev

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Bacterial Reproductive Isolation and its Violation by Phagesnes, then there is a potential for genes first to move into phages from bacteria, then to move broadly between phages, and then from these phages back to?being bacterial rather than phage genes. This chain of horizontal gene transfer opens the door to a possibility of vast phage-mediated movement of

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Transduction of Large Amounts of DNAtally), and illegitimate recombination, which can provide new genes to transduction recipients. In addition, it is possible for certain forms of bacterial DNA to parasitize phages, increasing their likelihood of encapsidation but also possessing means of better assuring their insertion into recipien

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Phage Moronsssociated with their acquisition. The concept of morons as lysogenic converting genes is then briefly considered, though lysogenic conversion—also from an evolutionary ecological perspective—is considered more fully in the succeeding chapter.

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