Titlebook: DNA Traffic in the Environment; Hiromi Nishida,Taku Oshima Book 2019 Springer Nature Singapore Pte Ltd. 2019 Horizontal gene transfer.Mobi

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-0-387-74161-1also implies that bacteria maintain bias in their genomes to distinguish self-DNA from nonself-DNA and that the nonself-DNA is subject to different evolutionary and regulatory forces than the genes in the ancestral genome. In this chapter, we discuss the forces that shape bacterial genomes and how s

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Ioannis T. Christou,Sofoklis Efremidishilic archaeon .. In this chapter, we summarize the known biological importance of the nucleoid proteins and histones in archaea and discuss the possible role of the archaeal nucleoid proteins in horizontal gene transfer in archaeal cells.

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AI and Military Operations’ Planning interactions drive reciprocal evolution of bacterial defense and viral counterdefense mechanisms (coevolution), resulting in increased diversity. Thus, examination of bacteria–virus interactions is essential for understanding microbial evolution and diversity.

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Gender Bias in Machine Translation Systems lineages of enterotoxigenic . (ETEC) strains isolated from swine, in which the . genes are located on integrative elements that are similar to SpLE1 of EHEC O157. .-positive ETEC lineages also contain multiple copies of IS elements at genomic locations that exhibit significant variations between st

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Functions of Archaeal Nucleoid Proteins: Archaeal Silencers are Still Missing,hilic archaeon .. In this chapter, we summarize the known biological importance of the nucleoid proteins and histones in archaea and discuss the possible role of the archaeal nucleoid proteins in horizontal gene transfer in archaeal cells.