Erosion of functional independence early in the evolution of a microbial mutualism
Kristina L. Hillesland(University of Washington Bothell), David A. Stahl(University of Washington), Jizhong Zhou(Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory), Nicolás Pinel(Institute for Systems Biology), Judy D. Wall(Colorado State University), Yujia Qin(Yulin Normal University), Nicholas G. Elliott(Loyola University Medical Center), Serdar Turkarslan(Institute for Systems Biology), Jason J. Flowers, Sujung Lim(University of Washington Bothell), Nitin S. Baliga(Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory), Grant M. Zane(University of Missouri), Liyou Wu(University of Oklahoma)
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