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Identification of mechanisms sustaining bacteriophage dynamics within the gut microbiota
The intestinal microbiota harbours a broad range of microorganisms, mostly bacteria and their viruses: bacteriophages (phages). While virulent phages perform only lytic cycle, for which each infection leads to bacterial lysis and the release of phage particles, temperate phages can either perform a
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