FRINK Linked Data Fragments server

Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W2049219395> ?p ?o ?g. }

• W2049219395 abstract "Actual definitions of bacterial species are limited due to the current criteria of definition and the use of restrictive genetic tools. The 16S ribosomal RNA sequence, for example, has been widely used as a marker for phylogenetic analyses; however, its use often leads to misleading species definitions. According to the first genetic studies, removing a certain number of genes from pathogenic bacteria removes their capacity to infect hosts. However, more recent studies have demonstrated that the specialization of bacteria in eukaryotic cells is associated with massive gene loss, especially for allopatric endosymbionts that have been isolated for a long time in an intracellular niche. Indeed, sympatric free-living bacteria often have bigger genomes and exhibit greater resistance and plasticity and constitute species complexes rather than true species. Specialists, such as pathogenic bacteria, escape these bacterial complexes and colonize a niche, thereby gaining a species name. Their specialization allows them to become allopatric, and their gene losses eventually favor reductive genome evolution. A pathogenic species is characterized by a gene repertoire that is defined not only by genes that are present but also by those that are lacking. It is likely that current bacterial pathogens will disappear soon and be replaced by new ones that will emerge from bacterial complexes that are already in contact with humans." @default.
• W2049219395 created "2016-06-24" @default.
• W2049219395 creator A5011348381 @default.
• W2049219395 creator A5074730004 @default.
• W2049219395 date "2011-01-01" @default.
• W2049219395 modified "2023-10-14" @default.
• W2049219395 title "Defining Pathogenic Bacterial Species in the Genomic Era" @default.
• W2049219395 cites W104710838 @default.
• W2049219395 cites W1485218461 @default.
• W2049219395 cites W1562741605 @default.
• W2049219395 cites W1568167276 @default.
• W2049219395 cites W1569904835 @default.
• W2049219395 cites W1599536942 @default.
• W2049219395 cites W1707208495 @default.
• W2049219395 cites W1753464832 @default.
• W2049219395 cites W1820414622 @default.
• W2049219395 cites W1824358114 @default.
• W2049219395 cites W1826850132 @default.
• W2049219395 cites W1899666652 @default.
• W2049219395 cites W1947636021 @default.
• W2049219395 cites W1952540142 @default.
• W2049219395 cites W1964114909 @default.
• W2049219395 cites W1964123789 @default.
• W2049219395 cites W1965621126 @default.
• W2049219395 cites W1968146772 @default.
• W2049219395 cites W1973558337 @default.
• W2049219395 cites W1979958860 @default.
• W2049219395 cites W1980485019 @default.
• W2049219395 cites W1984159720 @default.
• W2049219395 cites W1989426516 @default.
• W2049219395 cites W1994267410 @default.
• W2049219395 cites W1995236766 @default.
• W2049219395 cites W1995249986 @default.
• W2049219395 cites W1998157707 @default.
• W2049219395 cites W2002363009 @default.
• W2049219395 cites W2002932694 @default.
• W2049219395 cites W2003951133 @default.
• W2049219395 cites W2005100412 @default.
• W2049219395 cites W2007646613 @default.
• W2049219395 cites W2008080212 @default.
• W2049219395 cites W2008338708 @default.
• W2049219395 cites W2010021083 @default.
• W2049219395 cites W2011321416 @default.
• W2049219395 cites W2016133213 @default.
• W2049219395 cites W2020836030 @default.
• W2049219395 cites W2026405416 @default.
• W2049219395 cites W2031560953 @default.
• W2049219395 cites W2033334698 @default.
• W2049219395 cites W2034166604 @default.
• W2049219395 cites W2040861032 @default.
• W2049219395 cites W2044370951 @default.
• W2049219395 cites W2044860885 @default.
• W2049219395 cites W2045165720 @default.
• W2049219395 cites W2045194639 @default.
• W2049219395 cites W2047921768 @default.
• W2049219395 cites W2052019440 @default.
• W2049219395 cites W2052184658 @default.
• W2049219395 cites W2052359965 @default.
• W2049219395 cites W2052843293 @default.
• W2049219395 cites W2055601403 @default.
• W2049219395 cites W2055864549 @default.
• W2049219395 cites W2055925137 @default.
• W2049219395 cites W2062220010 @default.
• W2049219395 cites W2062399100 @default.
• W2049219395 cites W2065027251 @default.
• W2049219395 cites W2065506174 @default.
• W2049219395 cites W2071718874 @default.
• W2049219395 cites W2073925485 @default.
• W2049219395 cites W2078889689 @default.
• W2049219395 cites W2079327011 @default.
• W2049219395 cites W2080229897 @default.
• W2049219395 cites W2085313371 @default.
• W2049219395 cites W2087431421 @default.
• W2049219395 cites W2088332979 @default.
• W2049219395 cites W2088662752 @default.
• W2049219395 cites W2089170463 @default.
• W2049219395 cites W2092302011 @default.
• W2049219395 cites W2093610003 @default.
• W2049219395 cites W2098386120 @default.
• W2049219395 cites W2099098590 @default.
• W2049219395 cites W2101183780 @default.
• W2049219395 cites W2102131597 @default.
• W2049219395 cites W2105299160 @default.
• W2049219395 cites W2109906978 @default.
• W2049219395 cites W2111075099 @default.
• W2049219395 cites W2112233982 @default.
• W2049219395 cites W2116807733 @default.
• W2049219395 cites W2117411464 @default.
• W2049219395 cites W2117790117 @default.
• W2049219395 cites W2118868588 @default.
• W2049219395 cites W2119161962 @default.
• W2049219395 cites W2120808329 @default.
• W2049219395 cites W2126161931 @default.
• W2049219395 cites W2126321303 @default.
• W2049219395 cites W2129267752 @default.
• W2049219395 cites W2131186249 @default.
• W2049219395 cites W2131998787 @default.
• W2049219395 cites W2133334674 @default.
• W2049219395 cites W2134915276 @default.
• W2049219395 cites W2137426528 @default.

• next