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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Where do these viral populations come from? Taxonomic assignment of viral contigs Month 0 Month 1 Month 4 Herpesviridae Anelloviridae Animal DNA Viruses Adenoviridae Picornaviridae Animal RNA Viruses Caliciviridae Siphoviridae Podoviridae Myoviridae Microviridae Bacteriophages Inoviridae Herelleviridae Ackermannviridae Reads per million total reads The first wave of viral colonization is mainly comprised phages Animal cell viruses were more prominent at month 4 studio.streamyard.com is sharing your screen Stop sharing Hide
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In the sequence data, bacteriophages were the most abundant form, while animal cell viruses were rarely observed. Each column represents a sample from a baby, with each row indicating a type of virus - phages or animal cell viruses. By month four, there was a slight increase in the presence of animal cell viruses.