TWiM explains how Streptococcus mitis bacteriocins drive contact-dependent lysis of S. pneumoniae facilitating transformation, and microbial dominance in diabetic foot osteomyelitis determined with nanopore sequencing.
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* Streptococcus mitis bacteriocins drive contact-dependent lysis of S. pneumoniae (mBio)
* Microbial dominance in diabetic foot osteomyelitis determined with nanopore sequencing (J Inf Dis)
* Diabetic foot ulcer review (World J Clin Cases)
* How nanopore sequencing works (YouTube)
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TWiM 356: Nanopore to the bone

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