Functional and genetic markers of niche partitioning among enigmatic members of the human oral microbiome

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RT @merenbey: @BioMickWatson @watermicrobe Indeed. More generally, IMO, if the purpose is to study the gene pool a set of genomes via pange…

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@BioMickWatson @watermicrobe Indeed. More generally, IMO, if the purpose is to study the gene pool a set of genomes via pangenomics, one can study organisms that resolve to the same phylum, or those that are 99.9% identical to one another. Here is an entir

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