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Phage-host interactions during pseudolysogeny: Lessons from the Pid/dgo interaction.
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5 authors at 2 institutions in 4 countries.
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Abstract
Although the study of phage infection has a long history and catalyzed much of our current understanding in bacterial genetics, molecular biology, evolution and ecology, it seems that microbiologists have only just begun to explore the intricacy of phage-host interactions. In a recent manuscript by Cenens et al. we found molecular and genetic support for pseudolysogenic development in the
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