Add to ORKGUnraveling the evolutionary forces shaping bacterial diversity can today be tackled using a growing amount of genomic data. In recent years, the number of completely sequenced prokaryotic genomes has increased to around 1700 (NCBI). In particular, first datasets are available for samples of complete genomes from closely related strains, which are of the same bacterial species (Medini et al., 2005
Abstract.—Unlike crown eukaryotic species, microbial species are created by continual processes of g...
Abstract. Although bacterial species display wide variation in their overall GC contents, the genes ...
Background: Microbial genomes do not merely evolve through the slow accumulation of mutations, but a...
Explaining the diversity of gene repertoires has been a major problem in modern evolutionary biology...
With the advent of whole genome sequencing, it became apparent that horizontal transfer gene (HGT) i...
Horizontal gene transfer (HGT) plays an important role in shaping microbial genomes. In addition to ...
The determination and analysis of complete genome sequences has led to the suggestion that horizonta...
Horizontal gene transfer (HGT) is an essential force in microbial evolution. Despite detailed studie...
The capability and speed in generating genomic data have increased profoundly since the release of t...
It has been more than 10 years since the first bacterial genome sequence was published. Hundreds of ...
Horizontal gene transfer (HGT) is one of the most dominant forces molding prokaryotic gene repertoir...
The widespread exchange of genes between bacteria must have consequences on the global architecture ...
<div><p>The rapid increase in published genomic sequences for bacteria presents the first opportunit...
Increased accessibility to the technologies for high-throughput sequencing has revealed the diversit...
Not all parts of bacterial genomes have evolved at the same rate. Among related genomes, some gene s...
Abstract.—Unlike crown eukaryotic species, microbial species are created by continual processes of g...
Abstract. Although bacterial species display wide variation in their overall GC contents, the genes ...
Background: Microbial genomes do not merely evolve through the slow accumulation of mutations, but a...
Explaining the diversity of gene repertoires has been a major problem in modern evolutionary biology...
With the advent of whole genome sequencing, it became apparent that horizontal transfer gene (HGT) i...
Horizontal gene transfer (HGT) plays an important role in shaping microbial genomes. In addition to ...
The determination and analysis of complete genome sequences has led to the suggestion that horizonta...
Horizontal gene transfer (HGT) is an essential force in microbial evolution. Despite detailed studie...
The capability and speed in generating genomic data have increased profoundly since the release of t...
It has been more than 10 years since the first bacterial genome sequence was published. Hundreds of ...
Horizontal gene transfer (HGT) is one of the most dominant forces molding prokaryotic gene repertoir...
The widespread exchange of genes between bacteria must have consequences on the global architecture ...
<div><p>The rapid increase in published genomic sequences for bacteria presents the first opportunit...
Increased accessibility to the technologies for high-throughput sequencing has revealed the diversit...
Not all parts of bacterial genomes have evolved at the same rate. Among related genomes, some gene s...
Abstract.—Unlike crown eukaryotic species, microbial species are created by continual processes of g...
Abstract. Although bacterial species display wide variation in their overall GC contents, the genes ...
Background: Microbial genomes do not merely evolve through the slow accumulation of mutations, but a...