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Diversity of sea star-associated densoviruses and transcribed endogenized viral elements of densovirus origin

2020-08-06

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A viral etiology of Sea Star Wasting Syndrome (SSWS) has been largely explored using metagenomics leading to the conclusion that a densovirus is the predominant DNA virus associated with this syndrome, and, thus, the most promising viral candidate pathogen. Single-stranded DNA viruses are however highly diverse and pervasive among eukaryotic organisms which we hypothesize may confound the association between denso...

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7f84e840-2d7e-59d6-89bf-8659b0bf77d0
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10.1101/2020.08.05.239004
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