Genomic Diversity in Desulfovibrio Reveals Species-Specific Traits Linked to Disease
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This study assembled a large database of 2658 Desulfovibrio genomes from diverse diseases and countries to explore their genomic diversity and disease associations. The research identified species-specific functional traits, such as flagellin and urease genes, linked to inflammatory diseases and immune responses. Findings suggest that certain Desulfovibrio species may impair immune tolerance through specific molecular mechanisms, advancing understanding of their role in human health.
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