Cultivation Conditions Can Cause a Shift from Mutualistic to Parasitic Behavior in the Symbiosis Between Paramecium and Its Bacterial Symbiont Caedibacter taeniospiralis

More than the “Killer Trait”: Infection with the Bacterial Endosymbiont Caedibacter taeniospiralis Causes Transcriptomic Modulation in Paramecium Host

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Phylogenetic relationships among endosymbiotic R-body producer: Bacteria providing their host the killer trait

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Fitness Impact of Obligate Intranuclear Bacterial Symbionts Depends on Host Growth Phase

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Epigenetic regulation of serotype expression antagonizes transcriptome dynamics inParamecium tetraurelia

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Response of the bacterial symbiont Holospora caryophila to different growth conditions of its host

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Vertically transmitted symbiont reduces host fitness along temperature gradient

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REVERSE EVOLUTION: SELECTION AGAINST COSTLY RESISTANCE IN DISEASE-FREE MICROCOSM POPULATIONS OF PARAMECIUM CAUDATUM

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