Skip to Main Content

Paper Details

Application of a bioinformatic pipeline to RNA-seq data identifies novel virus-like sequence in human blood.
G3 (Bethesda)
3
2021
RNA, RNA-seq, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, human, human blood, mammalian RNA-seq, microbial sequences, neurodegenerative diseases, novel virus-like sequences, nucleotide, patients, virus-like sequence, virus-like sequences
Author NameAffiliation
Leonard PetrucelliBioFrontiers Institute and Department of Molecular, University of Colorado
Daniel C LinkUniversity of Colorado
Daniel C LinkInstitute for Behavioral Genetics, University of Colorado
  • 1 - 3

Datasets

GenBankGenBank is the NIH genetic sequence database, an annotated collection of publicly available DNA sequences. GenBank captures, preserves, and presents comprehensive nucleotide sequence information and annotations from around the world and connects these data, where applicable, to associated scientific publications and the biological specimens from which the data were derived to preserve the scientific record and enable broad sharing of such data. GenBank preserves nucleotide sequence data to support science necessary for the study of human health, food safety and security, and biodiversity, and other important domains.Link
GenBankGenBank is the NIH genetic sequence database, an annotated collection of publicly available DNA sequences. GenBank captures, preserves, and presents comprehensive nucleotide sequence information and annotations from around the world and connects these data, where applicable, to associated scientific publications and the biological specimens from which the data were derived to preserve the scientific record and enable broad sharing of such data. GenBank preserves nucleotide sequence data to support science necessary for the study of human health, food safety and security, and biodiversity, and other important domains.Link
GenBankGenBank is the NIH genetic sequence database, an annotated collection of publicly available DNA sequences. GenBank captures, preserves, and presents comprehensive nucleotide sequence information and annotations from around the world and connects these data, where applicable, to associated scientific publications and the biological specimens from which the data were derived to preserve the scientific record and enable broad sharing of such data. GenBank preserves nucleotide sequence data to support science necessary for the study of human health, food safety and security, and biodiversity, and other important domains.Link
GenBankGenbankLink
GenBankGenbankLink
GenBankGenbankLink
GenBankGenBank is the NIH genetic sequence database, an annotated collection of publicly available DNA sequences. GenBank captures, preserves, and presents comprehensive nucleotide sequence information and annotations from around the world and connects these data, where applicable, to associated scientific publications and the biological specimens from which the data were derived to preserve the scientific record and enable broad sharing of such data. GenBank preserves nucleotide sequence data to support science necessary for the study of human health, food safety and security, and biodiversity, and other important domains.Link
GenBankGenBank is the NIH genetic sequence database, an annotated collection of publicly available DNA sequences. GenBank captures, preserves, and presents comprehensive nucleotide sequence information and annotations from around the world and connects these data, where applicable, to associated scientific publications and the biological specimens from which the data were derived to preserve the scientific record and enable broad sharing of such data. GenBank preserves nucleotide sequence data to support science necessary for the study of human health, food safety and security, and biodiversity, and other important domains.Link
GenBankGenBank is the NIH genetic sequence database, an annotated collection of publicly available DNA sequences. GenBank captures, preserves, and presents comprehensive nucleotide sequence information and annotations from around the world and connects these data, where applicable, to associated scientific publications and the biological specimens from which the data were derived to preserve the scientific record and enable broad sharing of such data. GenBank preserves nucleotide sequence data to support science necessary for the study of human health, food safety and security, and biodiversity, and other important domains.Link
GenBankGenbankLink
GenBankGenbankLink
GenBankGenbankLink
GenBankGenBank is the NIH genetic sequence database, an annotated collection of publicly available DNA sequences. GenBank captures, preserves, and presents comprehensive nucleotide sequence information and annotations from around the world and connects these data, where applicable, to associated scientific publications and the biological specimens from which the data were derived to preserve the scientific record and enable broad sharing of such data. GenBank preserves nucleotide sequence data to support science necessary for the study of human health, food safety and security, and biodiversity, and other important domains.Link
GenBankGenbankLink
GenBankGenbankLink