SOCfinder: a genomic tool for identifying cooperative genes in bacteria
Laurence J. Belcher,
Anna E. Dewar,
Chunhui Hao
et al.
Abstract:Bacteria cooperate by working collaboratively to defend their colonies, share nutrients, and resist antibiotics. Nevertheless, our understanding of these remarkable behaviours primarily comes from studying a few well-characterized species. Consequently, there is a significant gap in our understanding of microbial cooperation, particularly in natural environments. To address this gap, we can use bioinformatic tools to identify cooperative traits and their underlying genes across diverse species. Existing tools … Show more
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