LifeBioinformaticsPeer-reviewed journal article
An unsupervised algorithm for host identification in flaviviruses
Phuoc Truong NguyeniD, Santiago Garcı́a-VallvéiD, Pere PuigbòiD
Abstract
Early characterization is essential to control the spread of emerging viruses, such as the Zika Virus outbreak in 2014. A major challenge is the identification of potential hosts for novel viruses. We introduce an algorithm to identify the host range of a virus from its raw genome sequence that will be a useful tool to understand host-virus relationships.
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