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Causes and consequences of a variant strain of Phaeobacter inhibens with reduced competition

Majzoub et al., 2018

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Majzoub M
McElroy K
Maczka M
Thomas T
Egan S
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Frontiers in Microbiology

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Phaeobacter inhibens 2.10 is an effective biofilm former and colonizer of marine surfaces and has the ability to outcompete other microbiota. During biofilm dispersal P. inhibens 2.10 produces heritable phenotypic variants, including those that have a reduced ability to inhibit …
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