Hypothetical proteins (HPs), known as biological dark matter, are genetic sequences of which the biological functions and regulatory processes remain largely unclear. In Pseudomonas aeruginosa, HPs account for 36.4% of all coding genes, representing a significant gap in understanding their functions and contribution to...
Findings underscore a qualitative distinction in ICU P. aeruginosa: their dominance and persistence stem from highly adapted clones, robust anti‐phage defenses, rapid plasmid‐mediated AMR acquisition, and clinically selected prophage‐borne AMR.
GLORI sequencing is applied to generate single-base resolution transcriptome-wide m6A maps in seven bacterial species to provide a quantitative atlas of bacterial m6A and establish a foundation for understanding its regulatory and evolutionary roles.
Youyue Li, Letong Xu, Na Liu et al.· Cell Reports· 0 citations
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