Discovery of a Novel Species of Trichomonasvirus in the Human Parasite Trichomonas vaginalis Using Transcriptome Mining

Trichomonas vaginalis is the most common non-viral cause of sexually transmitted infections globally. Infection by this protozoan parasite results in the clinical syndrome trichomoniasis, which manifests as an inflammatory disease with acute and chronic consequences. Half or more isolates of this pa...

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Main Authors:	Hetzel, C.A (Author), Manny, A.R (Author), Mizani, A. (Author), Nibert, M.L (Author)
Format:	Article
Language:	English
Published:	MDPI 2022
Subjects:	algorithm amino acid sequence amino terminal sequence Article bacteriophage bioinformatics controlled study deoxyribonuclease I DsRNA virus high throughput analysis inflammation nonhuman open reading frame phylogenetic tree phylogeny polymerase chain reaction prevalence Protozoan virus reagent RNA directed DNA polymerase RNA directed RNA polymerase RNA isolation RNA polymerase RNA sequencing screening test sequence analysis taxonomy Totiviridae transcriptome Transcriptome mining Trichomonas vaginalis trichomonasvirus Trichomonasvirus trichomoniasis trizol upercript Virus discovery
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