The human virome in health and disease - presented by Prof. Frederic Bushman

The human virome in health and disease

Prof. Frederic Bushman

Prof. Frederic Bushman
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Computational classification of the phage lifestyle Cross-assembly over three time points within each subject More than 50% of ORFs within a contig to be annotated as viral Phage Classification Tool Set (PHACTS) algorithm 0.75 0.75 Lytic Probability Temperate Infant stool viral contigs more closely resembled temperate phage than Ivtic phage II studio.streamyard.com is sharing your screen Stop sharing Hide
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A computational classification of the phage lifestyle using PHACST suggested that phages tend to be more temperate than lytic. This points towards temperate life cycle-induced prophages rather than lytic growth.