Explaining microbial population genomics through phage predation

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Francisco Rodriguez-Valera

Ana-Belen Martin-Cuadrado

Beltran Rodriguez-Brito

Lejla Pašić

T. Frede Thingstad

Forest Rohwer

Alex Mira

机构：

[1] Universidad Miguel Hernandez,Francisco Rodriguez

[2] Apartado 18 San Juan de Alicante,Valera and Ana

[3] 03550 Spain.,Belen Martin

[4] San Diego State University,Cuadrado are at the Departmento de Producción Vegetal y Microbiología

[5] San Diego,Beltran Rodriguez

[6] California 92182,Brito and Forest Rohwer are at the Department of Biology

[7] USA.,Lejla Pašić is at the Department of Biology

[8] University of Ljubljana,T. Frede Thingstad is at the Department of Microbiology

[9] Večna pot111,Alex Mira is at the Genomics and Health Department

[10] 1000 Ljubljana,undefined

[11] Slovenia.,undefined

[12] University of Bergen,undefined

[13] 5020 Bergen,undefined

[14] Norway.,undefined

[15] Center for Advanced Research in Public Health,undefined

[16] Avda. Cataluña 21 Valencia,undefined

[17] 46020 Spain.,undefined

来源：

Nature Reviews Microbiology | 2009年 / 7卷

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摘要：

Not all isolates of a species contain the same set of genes. In this Opinion article, Rodriguez-Valera and colleagues propose the constant-diversity model to account for these differences. In this model, predation by phages promotes bacterial diversity and allows more efficient use of the nutrients in the environment.

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页码：828 / 836

页数：8

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