ArticlemSphere2026
Hybrid capture RNA-seq defines temporal gene expression in
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Abstract
Pathogenic IMPORTANCE: When investigating poorly annotated genomes, such as those in obligate intracellular bacteria, transcriptional analyses can reveal gene sets active under specific conditions and form the foundation for future targeted approaches. However, such systems-level analyses of dynamic gene expression changes during infection with Rickettsia species have been missing due to the limitations of standard RNA-seq library preparations. Here, we adapted the pathogen hybrid capture (PatH-Cap) method for the first time to any Rickettsia species. We leveraged this wealth of RNA-sequencing information to compare temporal trends between genes and investigate aspects of
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