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Research Essay: Investigating Mobile Genetic Element (MGE) Induction Dynamics in CA-MRSA, USA300

MRSA carries hidden DNA elements- prophages and SaPIs, that can activate under stress, spreading toxins and potentially, antimicrobial resistance. This research essay compares how these elements respond to DNA damage in a lab strain (RN4220) versus the clinical strain USA300.
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