Disease-causing human viruses: novelty and legacy

Forni D.; Cagliani R.; Clerici M.Sironi M.

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Disease-causing human viruses: novelty and legacy

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© 2022 Elsevier LtdAbout 270 viruses are known to infect humans. Some of these viruses have been known for centuries, whereas others have recently emerged. During their evolutionary history, humans have moved out of Africa to populate the world. In historical times, human migrations resulted in the displacement of large numbers of people. All these events determined the movement and dispersal of human-infecting viruses. Technological advances have resulted in the characterization of the genetic variability of human viruses, both in extant and in archaeological samples. Field studies investigated the diversity of viruses hosted by other animals. In turn, these advances provided insight into the evolutionary history of human viruses back in time and defined the key events through which they originated and spread.

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《Trends in Microbiology》 |2022年第12期|1232-1242|共11页
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Forni D.; Cagliani R.; Clerici M.Sironi M.;
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Scientific Institute IRCCS E. MEDEA Bioinformatics;

Department of Physiopathology and Transplantation University of Milan;

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archaeovirology; human virus; migration; out-of-Africa; zoonosis;

Disease-causing human viruses: novelty and legacy

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