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Evolution of plasmid domestication in plant-associated Pantoea: massive gain of genetic redundancy followed by differential gene loss

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By Devani Romero Picazo, Nils Fredrik Huelter, Tal Dagan, Paul Kwasigroch
| BioRxiv
Abstract Plasmids are important drivers of evolutionary transformations and ecological adaptation in prokaryotes. Plasmids supplying the host with beneficial functions may become domesticated and gain a stable inheritance within the host lineage in the form of secondary chromosomes. Chromosomes descendent from plasmids (termed chromids) comprise core genes that are universally present in all taxon members.
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Phylogenomic Testing of Root Hypotheses

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By Devani Romero Picazo, Tal Dagan, Fernando D.K. Tria, Giddy Landan
| BioRxiv
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Currency, Exchange, and Inheritance in the Evolution of Symbiosis

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By Tanita Wein, Christian-Albrechts, Frances Blow, Devani Romero Picazo
| Cell Press Verified
Highlights Inspired by the evolution of eukaryotic organelles, we propose a conceptual framework to study the evolutionary and ecological drivers of symbiosis, including three main elements: a currency, mechanisms of currency exchange, and inheritance. Currency in symbiosis is the type resources that species in a beneficial symbiosis gain from their partner. Currency exchange is a complex process that requires molecular adaptations in one or both partners.
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