6.12 What have we learned?

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    In this lecture, we learned about the field of bacterial genomics in general and how bacterial ecosystems can be used to verify major environmental changes at early stages of evolution (Study 1), can act as a noninvasive diagnostic tool (Study 2), are temporarily or permanently affected by different environmental and dietary factors (Study 3), can act as the link between diet and phenotype (Study 4), can cause antibiotic resistance genes to be carried between different species’ microbiome through horizontal gene transfer (Study 5), and can be used to identify significant virulence factors in disease states (Study 6).

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