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Rapid and convergent evolution of <i>Wolbachia</i> genomes in mosquito cell culture
Wolbachia are widespread bacterial symbionts of arthropods that manipulate host reproduction and can confer fitness benefits, such as protection against viral pathogens. Their self-spreading ability coupled with their antiviral effect has been harnessed in health programmes to curb the transmission
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