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Mutational, transcriptional and viral shedding dynamics of the marine turtle fibropapillomatosis tumor epizootic

2020-02-04

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Sea turtle populations are directly and indirectly under threat from a range of anthropogenic processes. Perhaps the most visibly apparent of these is the disfiguring tumor disease epizootic (animal epidemic) known as fibropapillomatosis. Fibropapillomatosis continues to spread geographically, with prevalence of the disease also growing at a number of affected sites globally. Environmental exposures seem key to in...

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DOI: 10.1101/2020.02.04.932632

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