Not Just a Passing Phage.

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Abstract
The viral fraction of the human gut microbiota, or virome, has been studied in a limited capacity. In this issue of Cell Host & Microbe, Shkoporov et al. (2019) perform a longitudinal study with database-independent clustering of bacteriophage genomes and de novo taxonomic classification, increasing our understanding of the virome.
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Authors Sutcliffe, Steven G;Maurice, Corinne F;
Journal cell host & microbe
Year 2019
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S1931-3128(19)30478-0
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Migration virulence dissemination toxoplasma gondii cyst crispr actin wave complex dendritic cell motility loss-of-function screen

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