Lateral Gene Transfer and the Nature of Bacterial Innovation¶
Ochman, H., Lawrence, J. G., & Groisman, E. A. (2000). Lateral Gene Transfer and the Nature of Bacterial Innovation. Nature, 405(6784), 299-304.
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Primes¶
- Data-Control Plane Breach
- Horizontal gene transfer: foreign DNA enters a recipient cell and is expressed — the same structural move at the prokaryotic scale.
This sourceReviews horizontal gene transfer: foreign DNA entering and being expressed in a recipient cell — the same data-into-control move at prokaryotic scale.
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Abstract backs the first half of the claim — foreign DNA entering a bacterial cell — but never says the acquired DNA is expressed, and says nothing about a 'structural move'.
“Horizontal gene transfer produces extremely dynamic genomes in which substantial amounts of DNA are introduced into and deleted from the chromosome.”
- Horizontal gene transfer: foreign DNA enters a recipient cell and is expressed — the same structural move at the prokaryotic scale.
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