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DOI：10.1038/s41589-021-00873-9.png)
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Prokaryotic genomes are rife with highly similar toxin-antitoxin modules that need to be protected and diversified at the same time. Studies of paralogous modules now reveal how evolution secures insulation between related systems, without compromising toxin inhibition.
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