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Laura Hernández

National Institute of Genomic Medicine

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MicrobiologyMicrobiology SpectrumPeer-reviewedJun 12, 2024

Genomic and phenotypic studies among Clostridioides difficile isolates show a high prevalence of clade 2 and great diversity in clinical isolates from Mexican adults and children with healthcare-associated diarrhea.

Daniela Melendez-Sanchez, Laura Hernández, Miguel Ángel Ares…·Margarita Camorlinga‐Ponce

The paper analyzes genomic and phenotypic diversity of C. difficile isolates from Mexican patients with healthcare-associated diarrhea, finding high diversity and clade 2/ST1 prevalence.

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bacteria (other)whole-genome sequencing

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EcologybioRxivPreprintNov 10, 2017

Breaking the spell of nestedness

Clàudia Payrató Borrás, Laura Hernández, Yamir Moreno

The paper analyzes 167 mutualistic networks to show nestedness arises from degree sequences, not as an irreducible feature, and finds most networks lack significant nestedness.

DOI 10.1101/216564

statistical model

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