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Herd immunity underlies homologous recombination in stationary phase bacteria
Homologous recombination is ubiquitous across evolution, generating variation through genetic reshuffling. Although bacteria lack meiotic recombination, homologous recombination has been known to extensively shape their genomes. However, the mechanisms and ecological conditions sustaining frequent r
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