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In a new paper published in Nature Ecology & Evolution, Martin Guillemet et al. study the effect of coevolving phage populations on the diversification of bacterial CRISPR immunity across space and time. They demonstrate that the negative-frequency-dependent selection generated by coevolution is a powerful force that maintains host resistance diversity and selects for new resistance mutations in the host.
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| Source | Capsid & Tail #197 |
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