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Meta‐analysis of putative human bornavirus sequences fails to provide evidence implicating Borna disease virus in mental illness

7 Mar 2007

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All Borna disease virus (BDV) sequences derived from human specimens published till date were thoroughly analysed and compared to sequences of BDV laboratory strains and to BDV sequences from animals which succumbed to classical Borna disease (BD). Despite high sequence conservation of the BDV genome, animal-derived BDV sequences clustered according to their geographic origin. However, in marked contrast,...

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PMID: 17342788
DOI: 10.1002/rmv.530

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