Microevolution of Driven by Geographic and Host Factors

Overview

Journal mSystems

Publisher American Society for Microbiology

Specialty Microbiology

Date 2024 Sep 30

PMID 39345150

Authors

Ailing Xu

Liang Lu

Wen Zhang

Xiuping Song

Guichang Li

Yu Miao

Ruixiao Li

Min Chen

Qiyong Liu

Dongmei Li

Affiliations

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Abstract

Importance: has been reported worldwide and shown to infect humans. Up to now, an effective transmission route of to humans has not been confirmed. The genetic evolution of and the relationship between and its host need to be further studied. The factors driving the genetic diversity of are still controversial. The results showed that the European isolates shared a common ancestor with the Chinese isolates. Host factors were shown to play an important role in driving the genetic diversity of . When host factors were fixed, geographic barriers drove microevolution. Our study emphasizes the importance of characterizing isolate genomes derived from hosts and geographical locations and provides a new reference for the origin of .

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