… Experimental evolution studies have hinted at unique physiology in the Gram-positive
bacteria Streptococcus mitis and S. oralis. These organisms commonly cause bacteremia and …

… events that can vary widely between strains, which suggests that in some cases the
emergence of resistance could be strain specific and at least for species with a large pan-genome …

… of a bacterial pan-genome. PEPPA was compared with four state-of-the-art pan-genome …
, and was almost as fast in calculating a pan-genome as any of them. As a demonstration of …

… mutans antagonism, we screened our isolates using two approaches to detect bacterial
pan-genome–phenotype association. We searched for genes associated with these phenotypes …

… Taxonomically grouped into the Mitis group along with Streptococcus oralis and … mitis
typically co-inhabits mucosal niches of streptococcal pathogens including Streptococcus pyogenes …

… genome content (the pan-genome) of all contemporary Streptococcus agalactiae strains
will … pyogenes belongs to the same genus, it has a smaller pan-genome and greater level of …

… and Streptococcus mitis/oralis having the highest IE prevalence and the highest associated
IE risk after adjusting for IE risk factors 8. However, sometimes the results may be difficult to …

… Pan genome can be open if the addition of new genomes increases the pan genome size, or
… number of genomes, the addition of a new one will not increase the size of its pan genome. …

… mutans has provided information on the genomic diversity of this species which appears to
continue to grow due to an open pan-genome [9], as will be discussed in this section. Three …

… three species of the Streptococcus Mitis Group included in … This is reflected in the species
“pan-genome” concept (ie, the … majority of genes of the pan-genome are absent in many strains…