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Quantitative CrAssphage real‐time PCR assay derived from data of multiple geographically distant populations

3 Jan 2018

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After its computational inference from human stool metagenomes, the CrAssphage has proven to be the most prevalent phage in the human gut, with presumably very wide geographic distribution. The currently available molecular assays do not sufficiently reflect the CrAssphage sequence variability. Here, we report a novel real-time PCR assay whose primers and probes are derived from data of multiple CrAssphage...

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PMID: 29297933
DOI: 10.1002/jmv.25012

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