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Gerd Aberle,Alexander Eisenkopftally), and illegitimate recombination, which can provide new genes to transduction recipients. In addition, it is possible for certain forms of bacterial DNA to parasitize phages, increasing their likelihood of encapsidation but also possessing means of better assuring their insertion into recipien

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Wirtschaftlichkeitsvergleich mittels EDVA,ssociated with their acquisition. The concept of morons as lysogenic converting genes is then briefly considered, though lysogenic conversion—also from an evolutionary ecological perspective—is considered more fully in the succeeding chapter.

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Brief Introduction to Phage Ecologybesides other phages and the specific host bacteria of individual?phages. These interactions are studied under the heading of community ecology, where a community is a collection of species existing together within the same environment. Some additional emphasis is placed on the ecology of lysogeny,

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Bacterial Mutation Associated with Phages: Insertionscycles. Introduced as well in this chapter are CRISPR-Cas systems, which also involve DNA insertions into bacterial chromosomes, though insertions that are beneficial to the carrying bacteria rather than detrimental, as they are used to defend against foreign DNA such as that associated with infecti

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Bacterial Mutation Associated with Phages: Deletionsating mutations to interfere with new phage infections, i.e., as a mechanism of phage resistance. Briefly considered also is the potential for prophages to contribute to bacterial genome rearrangements, as can give rise to bacterial resistance to phages as well.

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Genetic Drift and Phages consequences of such reductions in bacterial numbers, i.e., as tending to result in the extinction of bacterial alleles, even potentially alleles that are selectively beneficial. Discussed as well is a special kind of genetic drift known as a founder effect, which potentially could be driven by the