Pan-Genome Analysis of Human Gastric Pathogen <i>H. pylori</i>: Comparative Genomics and Pathogenomics Approaches to Identify Regions Associated with Pathogenicity and Prediction of Potential Core Therapeutic Targets

<div>The evolutionary history inferred by Neighbor Joining method (NJ).<i> MEGA6</i> was used for multiple sequence alignment and construction of phylogenetic tree of all 39<i> H. pylori </i>strains. Branch lengths were computed using evolutionary distances generated by Maximum Composite Likelihood method.</div>

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Figure 1: Pan-Genome Analysis of Human Gastric Pathogen <i>H. pylori</i>: Comparative Genomics and Pathogenomics Approaches to Identify Regions Associated with Pathogenicity and Prediction of Potential Core Therapeutic Targets 

Figure 1 | Pan-Genome Analysis of Human Gastric Pathogen H. pylori: Comparative Genomics and Pathogenomics Approaches to Identify Regions Associated with Pathogenicity and Prediction of Potential Core Therapeutic Targets 