Scrutinizing microbial adaptations to eukaryotic hosts and determining substantial criteria for the design of minimal genomes to understand the minimum criteria of life.
Comparative genomics has developed into a central discipline to determine, or leastwise to suppose, biological functions using the plethora of worldwide databases of genes and genome comparisons. The goals of this research area are to advance necessary methodological developments, to apply the new or optimized methods to analyze microbial adaptations to eukaryotic hosts, and finally, to establish and apply the spotted and actual criteria for the design of minimal genomes.
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