bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory),
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Фев. 6, 2024
Summary
Viral
glycoproteins
drive
membrane
fusion
in
enveloped
viruses
and
determine
host
range,
tissue
tropism
pathogenesis.
Despite
their
importance,
there
is
a
fragmentary
understanding
of
within
the
Flaviviridae
;
for
many
species
have
not
yet
been
identified,
others,
such
as
hepaciviruses,
molecular
mechanisms
remain
uncharacterised.
Here,
we
combine
comprehensive
phylogenetic
analyses
with
systematic
protein
structure
prediction
to
survey
across
entire
.
We
discover
class-II
systems,
homologous
orthoflavivirus
E
glycoprotein,
most
species,
including
highly-divergent
jingmenviruses
large
genome
flaviviruses.
However,
E1E2
hepaci-,
pegi-
pestiviruses
are
structurally
distinct,
may
represent
novel
class
mechanism,
strictly
associated
infection
vertebrate
hosts.
By
mapping
glycoprotein
distribution
onto
underlying
phylogeny
reveal
complex
history
evolutionary
events
that
shaped
diverse
virology
ecology
Lizards
have
diverse
ecologies
and
evolutionary
histories,
represent
a
promising
group
to
explore
how
hosts
shape
virome
structure
virus
evolution.
Yet,
little
is
known
about
the
viromes
of
these
animals.
In
Australia,
squamates
(lizards
snakes)
comprise
most
order
vertebrates,
Australia
highest
diversity
lizards
globally,
with
greatest
breadth
habitat
use.
We
used
meta-transcriptomic
sequencing
determine
nine
co-distributed,
tropical
lizard
species
from
three
taxonomic
families
in
analyzed
data
identify
host
traits
associated
viral
abundance
diversity.
show
that
carry
large
viruses,
identifying
more
than
thirty
novel,
highly
divergent
vertebrate-associated
viruses.
These
viruses
were
families,
including
several
contain
well
pathogens,
such
as
Flaviviridae,
Picornaviridae,
Bornaviridae,
Iridoviridae,
Rhabdoviridae.
Members
Flaviviridae
particularly
abundant
across
sampled
here,
largely
belonging
genus
Hepacivirus:
fourteen
novel
hepaciviruses
identified,
broadening
this
better
defining
its
evolution
by
uncovering
new
reptilian
clades.
The
histories
studied
here
frequently
aligned
biogeographic
phylogenetic
hosts,
indicating
exogenous
may
help
infer
history
if
sampling
strategic
density
high
enough.
Notably,
analysis
alpha
beta
revealed
composition
richness
animals
was
shaped
taxonomy
habitat.
sum,
we
identified
range
reptile
broadly
contributes
our
understanding
virus-host
ecology
Pathogens,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
11(10), С. 1127 - 1127
Опубликована: Сен. 29, 2022
The
genus
Varicosavirus
is
one
of
six
genera
plant-infecting
rhabdoviruses.
Varicosaviruses
have
non-enveloped,
flexuous,
rod-shaped
virions
and
a
negative-sense,
single-stranded
RNA
genome.
A
distinguishing
feature
varicosaviruses,
which
shared
with
dichorhaviruses,
bi-segmented
Before
2017,
sole
varicosavirus
was
known
characterized,
then
two
more
varicosaviruses
were
identified
through
high-throughput
sequencing
in
2017
2018.
More
recently,
the
number
has
substantially
increased
concert
extensive
use
platforms
data
mining
approaches.
novel
revealed
not
only
sequence
diversity,
but
also
plasticity
terms
genome
architecture,
including
virus
tentatively
unsegmented
Here,
we
report
discovery
45
genomes
publicly
available
metatranscriptomic
data.
identification,
assembly,
curation
raw
Sequence
Read
Archive
reads
resulted
39
viral
sequences
full-length
coding
regions
6
nearly
complete
regions.
highlights
obtained
include
eight
genomes,
are
linked
to
phylogenetic
clade
associated
gymnosperms.
These
findings
most
phylogeny
date
shed
new
light
on
relationships
evolutionary
landscape
this
group
plant
Thus,
for
allowed
us
unlock
hidden
genetic
diversity
largely
neglected
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
120(45)
Опубликована: Окт. 31, 2023
The
emergence
of
previously
unknown
disease-causing
viruses
in
mammals
is
part
the
result
a
long-term
evolutionary
process.
Reconstructing
deep
phylogenetic
histories
helps
identify
major
transitions
and
contextualizes
new
hosts.
We
used
combination
total
RNA
sequencing
transcriptome
data
mining
to
extend
diversity
history
virus
order
Articulavirales,
which
includes
influenza
viruses.
identified
instances
Articulavirales
invertebrate
phylum
Cnidaria
(including
corals),
constituting
novel
divergent
family
that
we
provisionally
named
"Cnidenomoviridae."
further
extended
lineage
by
identifying
four
divergent,
fish-associated
influenza-like
viruses,
thereby
supporting
hypothesis
fish
were
among
first
hosts
In
addition,
substantially
expanded
quaranjaviruses
proposed
this
genus
be
reclassified
as
family-the
"Quaranjaviridae."
Within
putative
family,
arachnid-infecting
genus,
"Cheliceravirus."
Notably,
observed
close
relationship
between
Crustacea-
Chelicerata-infecting
"Quaranjaviridae"
inconsistent
with
virus-host
codivergence.
Together,
these
suggest
has
evolved
over
at
least
600
million
years,
emerging
aquatic
animals.
Importantly,
evolution
was
likely
shaped
multiple
aquatic-terrestrial
substantial
host
jumps,
some
are
still
observable
today.
Ecology and Evolution,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
14(1)
Опубликована: Янв. 1, 2024
Tick-associated
viruses
remain
a
substantial
zoonotic
risk
worldwide,
so
knowledge
of
the
diversity
tick
has
potential
health
consequences.
Despite
their
importance,
large
amounts
sequences
in
public
data
sets
from
meta-genomic
and
-transcriptomic
projects
unannotated,
sequence
that
could
contain
undocumented
viruses.
Through
mining
bioinformatic
analysis
more
than
37,800
sets,
we
found
83
unannotated
contigs
exhibiting
high
identity
with
known
These
putative
viral
were
classified
into
three
RNA
families
(Alphatetraviridae,
Orthomyxoviridae
Chuviridae)
one
DNA
family
(Asfarviridae).
After
manual
checking
quality
dissimilarity
towards
other
set,
these
reduced
to
five
Alphatetraviridae
four
viruses,
two
Chuviridae
which
clustered
tick-associated
forming
separate
clade
within
families.
We
further
attempted
assess
previously
likely
represent
risks
thus
deserve
investigation.
ranked
human
infection
133
using
genome
composition-based
machine
learning
model.
high-risk
(Langat
virus,
Lonestar
chuvirus
1,
Grotenhout
Taggert
virus
Johnston
Atoll
virus)
have
not
been
infect
(Nairoviridae
Phenuiviridae)
proportion
This
adds
highlights
importance
surveillance
newly
emerging
diseases.
bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory),
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Фев. 6, 2024
Summary
Viral
glycoproteins
drive
membrane
fusion
in
enveloped
viruses
and
determine
host
range,
tissue
tropism
pathogenesis.
Despite
their
importance,
there
is
a
fragmentary
understanding
of
within
the
Flaviviridae
;
for
many
species
have
not
yet
been
identified,
others,
such
as
hepaciviruses,
molecular
mechanisms
remain
uncharacterised.
Here,
we
combine
comprehensive
phylogenetic
analyses
with
systematic
protein
structure
prediction
to
survey
across
entire
.
We
discover
class-II
systems,
homologous
orthoflavivirus
E
glycoprotein,
most
species,
including
highly-divergent
jingmenviruses
large
genome
flaviviruses.
However,
E1E2
hepaci-,
pegi-
pestiviruses
are
structurally
distinct,
may
represent
novel
class
mechanism,
strictly
associated
infection
vertebrate
hosts.
By
mapping
glycoprotein
distribution
onto
underlying
phylogeny
reveal
complex
history
evolutionary
events
that
shaped
diverse
virology
ecology