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Inferring single-cell heterogeneity of bacteriophage lysis-associated life-history traits from population-scale dynamics.
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- Rage against the mean: a perspective on measuring fitness of individual phage particles.Npj viruses · 2026Review
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Abstract
Phage-induced lysis of bacteria transforms population dynamics, community structure, and ecosystem functioning. Scaling up infected cell fate to quantify population- and ecosystem-scale impacts requires estimates of viral life-history traits, including underlying heterogeneity in the timing, efficiency, and outcome of lytic infections. However, the variability of lysis-associated phage traits remains poorly characterized. Here, we infer single-cell heterogeneity in lysis-associated traits for an ecologically relevant system: Syn9, a T4-like cyanophage infecting
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