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Horizontal gene transfer is more frequent with increased heterotrophy and contributes to parasite adaptation

  • Zhenzhen Yang
  • , Yeting Zhang
  • , Eric K. Wafula
  • , Loren A. Honaas
  • , Paula E. Ralph
  • , Sam Jones
  • , Christopher R. Clarke
  • , Siming Liu
  • , Chun Su
  • , Huiting Zhang
  • , Naomi S. Altman
  • , Stephan C. Schuster
  • , Michael P. Timko
  • , John I. Yoder
  • , James H. Westwood
  • , Claude W. Depamphilis

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