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Extensive genetic diversity of bat-borne polyomaviruses reveals inter-family host-switching events

2019-05-03

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Polyomaviruses (PyVs) are small, double-stranded DNA tumor viruses carried by diverse vertebrates. PyVs have previously been considered highly host restricted in mammalian hosts, with host-switching events thought rare or nonexistent. Prior investigations have revealed short-range host-switching events of PyVs in two different African bat species within the horseshoe bat genus Rhinolophus . Herein, we have conduc...

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3b1777a6-e12d-51e7-b554-58466135831a
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10.1101/627158
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