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Mobile genetic elements shape pathogen-phage coevolution in epidemic Vibrio cholerae
All life contends with biotic stresses, primary among them are infection by viruses. Bacteria face the constant threat of infection by their own viruses, known as bacteriophages, or phages for short. To defend against phage infection, bacteria encode a remarkable diversity of anti-phage defense syst
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