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Horizontal Gene Transfer and Adaptive Evolution in Post-Infection Microbial Populations

Agriculture Plant Pathology

Microbial Community Succession Post-Infection

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Agriculture Plant Pathology › Microbial Community Succession Post-Infection

Horizontal Gene Transfer and Adaptive Evolution in Post-Infection Microbial Populations

Research investigates the role of rapid plasmid and chromosomal DNA exchange among microbial taxa during infection-driven community succession, particularly focusing on virulence factor acquisition and pathogenicity enhancement. This study reveals how horizontal gene transfer accelerates microbial adaptation to plant defense responses and antibiotic selection pressures.

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