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Effect of geographic isolation on the nasal virome of indigenous children

2019-04-29

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The influence of living in small remote villages on the diversity of viruses in the nasal mucosa was investigated in three Colombian villages with increasing levels of geographic isolation. Viral metagenomics was used to characterize viral nucleic acids on nasal swabs of 63 apparently healthy young children. Sequences from human virus members of the families Anelloviridae, Papillomaviridae, Picornaviridae, Herpes...

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c65e72d9-81db-54ea-b732-527c05cb85a2
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10.1101/616342
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