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    The Team Discovered Evidence of A Strong Selective

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    The document discusses how bacteria that cause Lyme disease have evolved to develop a diverse collection of unused genetic components to give them more varied surface proteins and increase their evolvability when faced with host immune responses, allowing them to produce offspring with a variety of components and ensuring their survival.

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    The Team Discovered Evidence of A Strong Selective

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    The document discusses how bacteria that cause Lyme disease have evolved to develop a diverse collection of unused genetic components to give them more varied surface proteins and increase their evolvability when faced with host immune responses, allowing them to produce offspring with a variety of components and ensuring their survival.

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    The document discusses how bacteria that cause Lyme disease have evolved to develop a diverse collection of unused genetic components to give them more varied surface proteins and increase their evolvability when faced with host immune responses, allowing them to produce offspring with a variety of components and ensuring their survival.

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    The Team Discovered Evidence of A Strong Selective

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    The document discusses how bacteria that cause Lyme disease have evolved to develop a diverse collection of unused genetic components to give them more varied surface proteins and increase their evolvability when faced with host immune responses, allowing them to produce offspring with a variety of components and ensuring their survival.

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    The team discovered evidence of a strong selective pressure for the bacteria to develop a diverse

    collection of unused cassettes, which would give them more varied surface proteins, by analyzing
    12 distinct strains of B. burgdorferi.The team writes that evolution can accomplish this without
    being able to see into the future.When host immune systems eliminate less evolvable B.
    burgdorferi, selection for this trait may occur during active infections or through reproduction if
    more evolvable B. burgdorferi are more likely to produce offspring with a variety of cassettes.
    This probably doesn't occur in that frame of mind as creatures, plants and organisms,
    notwithstanding, the group composes.Latent evolvability isn't as directly linked to survival-
    relevant characteristics because of how those cells work.Therefore, the concept of evolving to
    evolve must remain in self-help books, at least for humans.
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