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Full Title: 1 Combining Shigella Tn-seq data with Gold-standard E. coli Gene Deletion Data 2 Suggests Rare Transitions between Essential and Non-essential Gene …

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Freed N
Bumann D
Silander O

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Gene essentiality-whether or not a gene is necessary for cell growth-is a fundamental 15 component of gene function. It is not well established how quickly gene essentiality can 16 change, as few studies have compared empirical measures of essentiality between closely …
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