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Human Anelloviruses: Prevalence and Clinical Significance During Pregnancy

2021-12-07

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Although the bacterial microbiota of various compartments (e.g. vagina, amniotic fluid, and placenta) have been studied in pregnancy, there has been far less emphasis on normal and pathological viral communities. Cumulative evidence shows the presence of a number of apathogenic viruses in various tissues of healthy people, including pregnant individuals. What role, if any, these viruses play in human physiology is...

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2ef657ed-7b1b-5d77-a39b-512708f367a5
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10.3389/fviro.2021.782886
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