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The Pseudomonas aeruginosa Wsp pathway undergoes positive evolutionary selection during chronic infection
Erin S. GloagiD, Christopher W. MarshalliD, Daniel Snyder, Gina R. Lewin, Jacob S. Harris, Sarah B. Chaney, Marvin WhiteleyiD, Vaughn S. CooperiD, Daniel J. WozniakiD
Abstract
Author Contributions Author Contributions Introductory paragraph Results Discussion Materials and Methods References ESG and CWM performed the experimental work. JSH performed the colony PCR. SBC infected and sampled the porcine burn wounds. DS generated the sequence library. MW and GRL quantified the strain frequency in the wounds. ESG, CWM, MW, VSC, and DJW conceptualized the project and wrote the manuscript.\n\nIntroductory paragraph Author Contributions Introductory paragraph Results Discussion Materials and Methods References Pathogens experience pressure in an infection to adapt, with selection favoring mutants that persist. Pseudomonas aeruginosa commonly ad ...
- organism: bacteria (other)
- research focus: host-pathogen & immune response
- approach: experimental assay
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