Advancing full length genome sequencing for human RNA viral pathogens

In the face of numerous emerging and re-emerging viral threats, large-scale genome sequencing efforts are underway to monitor viral evolution in real-time. To fully appreciate the mechanisms of viral adaptation and evolution, and to also develop reagents and resources for a better molecular diagnosi...

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Autores principales: Djikeng, Appolinaire, Spiro, D.
Formato: Journal Article
Lenguaje:Inglés
Publicado: Future Medicine Ltd 2009
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Acceso en línea:https://hdl.handle.net/10568/68339
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description In the face of numerous emerging and re-emerging viral threats, large-scale genome sequencing efforts are underway to monitor viral evolution in real-time. To fully appreciate the mechanisms of viral adaptation and evolution, and to also develop reagents and resources for a better molecular diagnosis of emerging and re-emerging viral infections, there has been an increasing effort toward producing full length viral genome sequences. To date, high-throughput platforms have been developed using traditional Sanger-based sequencing and there are currently prospects to apply next generation sequencing methods to develop an ultra high-throughput strategy for viral genome sequencing and analysis.
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spelling CGSpace683392023-06-14T20:40:55Z Advancing full length genome sequencing for human RNA viral pathogens Djikeng, Appolinaire Spiro, D. health In the face of numerous emerging and re-emerging viral threats, large-scale genome sequencing efforts are underway to monitor viral evolution in real-time. To fully appreciate the mechanisms of viral adaptation and evolution, and to also develop reagents and resources for a better molecular diagnosis of emerging and re-emerging viral infections, there has been an increasing effort toward producing full length viral genome sequences. To date, high-throughput platforms have been developed using traditional Sanger-based sequencing and there are currently prospects to apply next generation sequencing methods to develop an ultra high-throughput strategy for viral genome sequencing and analysis. 2009-01 2015-09-30T10:55:45Z 2015-09-30T10:55:45Z Journal Article https://hdl.handle.net/10568/68339 en Limited Access Future Medicine Ltd Djikeng, A. and Spiro, D. 2009. Advancing full length genome sequencing for human RNA viral pathogens. Future Virology 4(1): 47–53.
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Advancing full length genome sequencing for human RNA viral pathogens
title Advancing full length genome sequencing for human RNA viral pathogens
title_full Advancing full length genome sequencing for human RNA viral pathogens
title_fullStr Advancing full length genome sequencing for human RNA viral pathogens
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