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An atlas of the tissue and blood metagenome in cancer reveals novel links between bacteria, viruses and cancer

2019-09-19

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<h4>ABSTRACT</h4> Host tissue infections by bacteria and viruses can cause cancer. Massively parallel sequencing now routinely generates datasets large enough to contain detectable traces of bacterial and viral nucleic acids of taxa that colonize the examined tissue or are integrated into the host genome. However, this hidden resource has not been comprehensively studied in large patient cohorts. In the present s...

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10.1101/773200
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