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Standing genetic variation in contingency loci drives the rapid adaptation of Campylobacter jejuni to a novel host by Jerome, John P, Bell, Julia A, Plovanich-Jones, Anne E, Barrick, Jeffrey E, Brown, C Titus, Mansfield, Linda S

“…The genome of the food-borne pathogen Campylobacter jejuni contains multiple highly mutable sites, or contingency loci. It has been suggested that standing…”
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Experimental Evolution of Campylobacter jejuni Leads to Loss of Motility, rpoN (σ54) Deletion and Genome Reduction by Sher, Azam A., Jerome, John P., Bell, Julia A., Yu, Julian, Kim, Hahyung Y., Barrick, Jeffrey E., Mansfield, Linda S.

“…Evolution experiments in the laboratory have focused heavily on model organisms, often to the exclusion of clinically relevant pathogens. The foodborne…”
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A comparative study of ChIP-seq sequencing library preparation methods by Sundaram, Arvind Y M, Hughes, Timothy, Biondi, Shea, Bolduc, Nathalie, Bowman, Sarah K, Camilli, Andrew, Chew, Yap C, Couture, Catherine, Farmer, Andrew, Jerome, John P, Lazinski, David W, McUsic, Andrew, Peng, Xu, Shazand, Kamran, Xu, Feng, Lyle, Robert, Gilfillan, Gregor D

“…ChIP-seq is the primary technique used to investigate genome-wide protein-DNA interactions. As part of this procedure, immunoprecipitated DNA must undergo…”
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Draft Genome Sequences of Two Campylobacter jejuni Clinical Isolates, NW and D2600 by Jerome, John P, Klahn, Brian D, Bell, Julia A, Barrick, Jeffrey E, Brown, C. Titus, Mansfield, Linda S

“…The Campylobacter jejuni human clinical isolates NW and D2600 colonized C57BL/6 interleukin-10-deficient (IL-10−/−) mice without inducing a robust inflammatory…”
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Experimental Evolution of Campylobacter jejuni Leads to Loss of Motility, rpo N (σ54) Deletion and Genome Reduction by Sher, Azam A, Jerome, John P, Bell, Julia A, Yu, Julian, Kim, Hahyung Y, Barrick, Jeffrey E, Mansfield, Linda S

“…Evolution experiments in the laboratory have focused heavily on model organisms, often to the exclusion of clinically relevant pathogens. The foodborne…”
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