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Picture: Vibrio colonies growing on the filter
Bacterial viruses, also known as bacteriophages, can destroy bacteria
Predatory interactions between bacteria and phages
Bacteriophages are viruses that use bacteria as host cells
International research team discovers rapid exchange of mobile defense genes
The research team studied in detail how bacteria defend against viruses
The defense against viruses shaped the evolution of bacteria
Each bacterium not only has the same core genome as all other bacteria, but also contains mobile genetic elements
Rotem Sorek, a professor at the Weizmann Institute of Science in Israel, commented on these findings: "These findings draw attention to the importance of phage defense in the microbial world
Evolutionary analysis of the innate defense mechanism of marine vibrio
This study analyzed the defense mechanisms inherent in the genome
The importance of designing phage-based treatments
The interaction between bacteriophages and bacteria is very special
DOI
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Article title
Rapid evolutionary turnover of mobile genetic elements drives bacterial resistance to phages.
