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Detalle de: Human Anelloviruses: Influence of Demographic Factors, Recombination, and Worldwide Diversity

Title Human Anelloviruses: Influence of Demographic Factors, Recombination, and Worldwide Diversity
Abstract

Anelloviruses are the most common human infectious viruses and are considered essentially harmless. Compared to other human viruses, they are characterized by enormous diversity, and recombination is suggested to play an important role in their diversification and evolution.

Apa Reference Cebriá-Mendoza, M., Beamud, B., Andreu-Moreno, I., Arbona, C., Larrea, L., Díaz, W., Sanjuán, R. & Cuevas, J.M. (2023). Human Anelloviruses: Influence of Demographic Factors, Recombination, and Worldwide Diversity. Microbiology Spectrum, 11(3). 10.1128/spectrum.04928-22
Doi 10.1128/spectrum.04928-22
Publication Date 15 Jun 2023
Publication Type Article
Researcher Wladimiro Diaz Villanueva
Ontology Population dynamics
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