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M. Hammel, F. Touchard, E. A. V. Burioli…·N. Bierne
The paper investigates the spread of a transmissible cancer in mussels, finding higher prevalence in ports and suggesting human activities facilitate its transmission.
J. Gawra, A. Valdivieso, F. Roux…·J. Vidal-Dupiol
This study shows that both genetic and epigenetic variations contribute to rapid adaptation of oyster populations to POMS, with epigenetic factors explaining a significant portion of phenotypic variation.
D. Oyanedel, A. Lagorce, M. Bruto…·D. Destoumieux-Garzon
The paper investigates Vibrio species interactions with OsHV-1 virus in oyster POMS, finding cooperative and cheating behaviors that shape disease pathogenesis.
E. A. V. Burioli, M. HAMMEL, E. Vignal…·G. M. Charriere
The paper performs transcriptomic analysis of MtrBTN2 transmissible cancer cells to identify oncogenic traits and shared pathways among bilaterians.
A. Mesnil, M. Jacquot, C. Garcia…·M.-A. Travers
The paper investigates the emergence and clonal expansion of V. aestuarianus francensis lineages in Europe by analyzing genome sequences from environmental samples and showing evidence of selective bottlenecks and copper resistance islands.
M. Hammel, A. Simon, C. Arbiol…·N. Bierne
The paper screens European mussels for transmissible cancer lineages, finding low prevalence of MtrBTN2 and polymorphism suggesting complex diversification.
E. Robino, A. C. Poirier, C. Lopez-Joven…·G. Charriere
The paper investigates how microbial predator-prey interactions in marine environments may lead to the coincidental selection of virulence factors in Vibrio tasmaniensis.