Why are archaea non-pathogenic? A comprehensive and genomics approach

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Why are archaea non-pathogenic? A comprehensive and genomics approach

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Pathogenicity, the ability to cause disease in a multicellular host, is observed throughout Bacteria. Yet, no archaeal pathogens have been documented. Proposed hypotheses suggest that archaea lack the metabolic lifestyle required for pathogenicity. However, to my knowledge, no comprehensive analyses have shown the metabolic lifestyle required by pathogens and whether archaea have this metabolic lifestyle. Here, we extracted available information about the environment, pathogen and metabolism ...

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Masters

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2022

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Harrison, Daniel Jackson

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https://hdl.handle.net/2292/63414

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