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[Pathology and viral metagenomics, a recent history]. [PDF]
Medecine sciences : M/S, 2013 L’étude des maladies virales humaines, animales et végétales a récemment bénéficié du développement de la métagénomique en écologie. Cette approche, dite sans a priori, consiste à décrire le génome viral total, ou virome, d’une fraction d’un écosystème sans tenir compte de cibles moléculaires déjà connues.
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Viral Metagenomics on Animals as a Tool for the Detection of Zoonoses Prior to Human Infection?
International Journal of Molecular Sciences, 2014 International audienceMany human viral infections have a zoonotic, i.e., wild or domestic animal, origin. Several zoonotic viruses are transmitted to humans directly via contact with an animal or indirectly via exposure to the urine or feces of infected ...
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Science of the Total Environment, 2022
Cross-species transmission events were commonplace, with numerous cases of host-switching during the viral evolutionary history, but relatively little evidence for onward transmission in different species living in the same ecosystem.
Min Zhao +21 more
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Cross-species transmission events were commonplace, with numerous cases of host-switching during the viral evolutionary history, but relatively little evidence for onward transmission in different species living in the same ecosystem.
Min Zhao +21 more
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Nature Reviews Microbiology, 2005
Viruses, most of which infect microorganisms, are the most abundant biological entities on the planet. Identifying and measuring the community dynamics of viruses in the environment is complicated because less than one percent of microbial hosts have been cultivated. Also, there is no single gene that is common to all viral genomes, so total uncultured
Robert A, Edwards, Forest, Rohwer
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Viruses, most of which infect microorganisms, are the most abundant biological entities on the planet. Identifying and measuring the community dynamics of viruses in the environment is complicated because less than one percent of microbial hosts have been cultivated. Also, there is no single gene that is common to all viral genomes, so total uncultured
Robert A, Edwards, Forest, Rohwer
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2018
This volume explores the use of viral metagenomics to diagnose known viruses for plant and food production, human and animal health, and identifying viral vectors like insects. The chapters in this book cover topics, such as sRNAs isolation from tissues of grapevines and woody plants, high-resolution screening of arthropod and plant viral communities ...
Pantaleo V, Chiumenti M
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This volume explores the use of viral metagenomics to diagnose known viruses for plant and food production, human and animal health, and identifying viral vectors like insects. The chapters in this book cover topics, such as sRNAs isolation from tissues of grapevines and woody plants, high-resolution screening of arthropod and plant viral communities ...
Pantaleo V, Chiumenti M
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Metagenomic signatures of 86 microbial and viral metagenomes
Environmental Microbiology, 2009Summary Previous studies have shown that dinucleotide abundances capture the majority of variation in genome signatures and are useful for quantifying lateral gene transfer and building molecular phylogenies. Metagenomes contain a mixture of individual genomes, and might be expected to lack compositional signatures.
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Viral metagenomics as an emerging and powerful tool in veterinary medicine
Veterinary Quarterly, 2011 New diseases continue to emerge in both human and animal populations, and the importance of animals, as reservoirs for viruses that can cause zoonoses are evident.
Anne-Lie Blomstrom
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The insights into the phage communities of fermented foods in the age of viral metagenomics
Critical reviews in food science and nutritionPhages play a critical role in the assembly and regulation of fermented food microbiome through lysis and lysogenic lifestyle, which in turn affects the yield and quality of fermented foods.
Huadong Zhang +4 more
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Virology, 2020
Viral metagenomics coupled to high-throughput sequencing has provided a powerful tool for large-scale detection of known and unknown viruses associated to distinct hosts and environments.
S. Cibulski +9 more
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Viral metagenomics coupled to high-throughput sequencing has provided a powerful tool for large-scale detection of known and unknown viruses associated to distinct hosts and environments.
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