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Environmental DNA, Volume 6, Issue 1, January–February 2024.We show that fly iDNA can generate data on the geographic distribution and host range of Bacillus cereus biovar anthracis at kilometer scales, as well as reveal the pathogen's phylogenetic diversity. Our results highlight the power of fly iDNA for mammal biomonitoring and pathogen surveillance.
Mueena Jahan +14 more
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Mental Illness, Volume 2024, Issue 1, 2024.Over the past few years, malingered psychosis has had a progressive occurrence since a great deal of attention has been directed to the closures of long‐stay psychiatric institutions and care in the community. Therefore, malingered psychosis needs to be identified to conduct precise forensic assessments and prevent miscarriages of justice and misuse of
Mohsen Khosravi +9 more
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Integrative Analysis of the Human Gut Phageome Using a Metagenomics Approach
, 2021 Bacteriophages (or phages; viruses that infect bacteria and archaea) profoundly influence microbial communities. Given the impact of the gut microbiome composition and function on human health, there is a growing focus on phages that inhabit the gut ecosystem.
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Characterizing the gut phageome and phage-borne antimicrobial resistance genes in pigs
MicrobiomeAbstract Background Mammalian intestine harbors a mass of phages that play important roles in maintaining gut microbial ecosystem and host health. Pig has become a common model for biomedical research and provides a large amount of meat for human consumption. However, the knowledge of gut phages in pigs is still limited.
Jun Hu +5 more
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Efficient antibody profiling of the human gut phageome with Dolphyn
, 2023 This repository contains the affiliated data for the Dolphyn publication.
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Microbiome, 2018 Background Despite the relevance of viral populations, our knowledge of (bacterio) phage populations, i.e., the phageome, suffers from the absence of a “gold standard” protocol for viral DNA extraction with associated in silico sequence processing ...
Christian Milani +15 more
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The human blood harbors a phageome which differs in Crohn’s disease
AbstractIncreasing evidence suggests that the human blood hosts microbes including bacteria and eukaryotic viruses, which could have important implications for health. Bacteriophages of the blood are challenging to study and have been overlooked, but could translocate to this environment from different body-sites.
Quentin Lamy-Besnier +10 more
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Nature CommunicationsIt has been extensively studied that the gut microbiome provides animals flexibility to adapt to food variability. Yet, how gut phageome responds to diet variation of wild animals remains unexplored.
Shao-Ming Gao +5 more
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Gut MicrobesProphages, which are an existing form of temperate phages that integrate into host genomes, have been found extensively present in diverse bacterial species. The human gut microbiome, characterized by its complexity, dynamism, and interconnectivity among
Zhangming Pei +8 more
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Additional file 6: of Reproducible protocols for metagenomic analysis of human faecal phageomes
, 2018 Figure S3. Effect of repeated freeze-thaw cycles on the composition of faecal phageomes and bacteriomes (continued from Fig. 3 in the main text). A and B, α-diversity of bacterial (16S) and viral populations in faecal samples subjected to up to 5 successive freeze-thaw cycles or a prolonged storage at − 80 °C.
Shkoporov, Andrey N. +12 more
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