Comparative genomics of parasitic silkworm microsporidia reveal an association between genome expansion and host adaptation

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Guoqing Pan
Jinshan Xu
Tian Li
Qingyou Xia
Shao-Lun Liu
Guojie Zhang
Songgang Li
Chunfeng Li
Handeng Liu
Liu Yang
Tie Liu
Xi Zhang
Zhengli Wu
Wei Fan
Xiaoqun Dang
Heng Xiang
Meilin Tao
Yanhong Li
Junhua Hu
Zhi Li
Lipeng Lin
Jie Luo
Lina Geng
LinLing Wang
Mengxian Long
Yongji Wan
Ningjia He
Ze Zhang
Cheng Lu
Patrick J Keeling
Jun Wang
Zhonghuai Xiang
Zeyang Zhou
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[1] Southwest University,State Key Laboratory of Silkworm Genome Biology
[2] Chongqing Normal University,College of Life Sciences
[3] University of British Columbia,Department of Botany
[4] Beijing Genomics Institute at Shenzhen,undefined
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BMC Genomics | / 14卷
关键词：
Gene duplication; Horizontal gene transfer; Host-derived transposable element; Host adaptation; Microsporidian; Silkworms;
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