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Massive Genome Erosion and Functional Adaptations Provide Insights Into the Symbiotic Lifestyle of Sodalis Glossinidius in the Tsetse Host
Genome Research
- United States
doi 10.1101/gr.4106106
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Genetics
Date
December 19, 2005
Authors
H. Toh
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Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory
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