Molecular Ecology,
Год журнала:
2016,
Номер
25(20), С. 5228 - 5241
Опубликована: Июль 27, 2016
Abstract
Variation
in
susceptibility
to
infection
has
a
substantial
genetic
component
natural
populations,
and
it
been
argued
that
selection
by
pathogens
may
result
having
simpler
architecture
than
many
other
quantitative
traits.
This
is
important
as
models
of
host–pathogen
co‐evolution
typically
assume
resistance
controlled
small
number
genes.
Using
the
Drosophila
melanogaster
multiparent
advanced
intercross,
we
investigated
two
naturally
occurring
viruses,
sigma
virus
DCV
(Drosophila
C
virus).
We
found
extensive
variation
both
viruses.
For
resistance,
this
largely
caused
major‐effect
loci.
Sigma
involves
more
genes
–
mapped
five
loci,
together
these
explained
less
half
variance.
Nonetheless,
several
had
large
effect
on
resistance.
Models
strong
epistatic
interactions
between
polymorphisms
controlling
but
were
only
able
detect
one
locus
altered
main
loci
mapped.
Most
probably
at
an
intermediate
frequency
populations.
Overall,
our
results
are
consistent
with
commonly
affecting
infectious
diseases,
being
near‐Mendelian
trait.
PLoS Biology,
Год журнала:
2015,
Номер
13(7), С. e1002210 - e1002210
Опубликована: Июль 14, 2015
Drosophila
melanogaster
is
a
valuable
invertebrate
model
for
viral
infection
and
antiviral
immunity,
focus
studies
of
insect-virus
coevolution.
Here
we
use
metagenomic
approach
to
identify
more
than
20
previously
undetected
RNA
viruses
DNA
virus
associated
with
wild
D.
melanogaster.
These
not
only
include
distant
relatives
known
insect
pathogens
but
also
novel
groups
insect-infecting
viruses.
By
sequencing
virus-derived
small
RNAs,
show
that
the
represent
active
infections
Drosophila.
We
find
differ
in
number
properties
their
detect
both
siRNAs
miRNA
from
virus.
Analysis
RNAs
allows
us
putative
sequences
lack
detectable
sequence
similarity
surveying
>2,000
individually
collected
adult
30%
carry
virus,
6%
multiple
However,
despite
high
prevalence
Wolbachia
endosymbiont—which
be
protective
against
Drosophila—we
were
unable
any
relationship
between
presence
Using
publicly
available
RNA-seq
datasets,
community
laboratories
very
different
seen
wild,
some
newly
discovered
are
nevertheless
widespread
laboratory
lines
ubiquitous
cell
culture.
individual
wild-collected
flies
shared
simulans.
Our
results
provide
an
essential
evolutionary
ecological
context
host–virus
interaction
Drosophila,
reported
will
help
develop
further
as
molecular
research.
Nature Reviews Microbiology,
Год журнала:
2021,
Номер
19(10), С. 623 - 638
Опубликована: Апрель 19, 2021
Virtually
all
plants
and
animals,
including
humans,
are
home
to
symbiotic
microorganisms.
Symbiotic
interactions
can
be
neutral,
harmful
or
have
beneficial
effects
on
the
host
organism.
However,
growing
evidence
suggests
that
microbial
symbionts
evolve
rapidly,
resulting
in
drastic
transitions
along
parasite–mutualist
continuum.
In
this
Review,
we
integrate
theoretical
empirical
findings
discuss
mechanisms
underpinning
these
evolutionary
shifts,
as
well
ecological
drivers
why
some
host–microorganism
may
stuck
at
end
of
addition
having
biomedical
consequences,
understanding
dynamic
life
microorganisms
reveals
how
symbioses
shape
an
organism's
biology
entire
community,
particularly
a
changing
world.
for
organisms.
Drew,
Stevens
King
continuum,
underlying
changes,
selective
pressures
involved
common
approaches
studying
them.
Systematic Biology,
Год журнала:
2016,
Номер
unknown, С. syw054 - syw054
Опубликована: Июнь 10, 2016
Phylodynamics
has
become
an
increasingly
popular
statistical
framework
to
extract
evolutionary
and
epidemiological
information
from
pathogen
genomes.
By
harnessing
such
information,
epidemiologists
aim
shed
light
on
the
spatio-temporal
patterns
of
spread
test
hypotheses
about
underlying
interaction
ecological
dynamics
in
populations.
Although
field
witnessed
a
rich
development
inference
tools
with
increasing
levels
sophistication,
these
initially
focused
sequences
as
their
sole
primary
data
source.
Integrating
various
sources
however,
promises
deliver
more
precise
insights
infectious
diseases
increase
opportunities
for
hypothesis
testing.
Here,
we
review
how
emerging
concept
integration
is
stimulating
new
advances
Bayesian
methodology
which
formalize
marriage
thinking
biology.
These
approaches
include
connecting
sequence
trait
evolution,
host,
phenotypic
geographic
sampling
but
also
incorporation
covariates
epidemic
processes
reconstruction
procedures.
We
highlight
full
approach
covariate
modeling
testing
can
generate
further
into
population
Specific
examples
demonstrate
be
used
impact
host
rabies
HIV
rates,
identify
drivers
influenza
dispersal
well
determinants
cross-species
transmissions,
quantify
antigenicity.
Finally,
briefly
discuss
now
permeating
through
transmission
dynamics,
leading
novel
tree-generative
detailed
reconstructions
trees.
[Bayesian
inference;
birth–death
models;
coalescent
continuous
evolution;
covariates;
integration;
discrete
phylodynamics.
Evolutionary Bioinformatics,
Год журнала:
2016,
Номер
12s2
Опубликована: Янв. 1, 2016
Drosophila
melanogaster
is
an
important
laboratory
model
for
studies
of
antiviral
immunity
in
invertebrates,
and
species
provide
a
valuable
system
to
study
virus
host
range
switching.
Here,
we
use
metagenomic
RNA
sequencing
about
1600
adult
flies
discover
25
new
viruses
associated
with
six
different
drosophilid
hosts
the
wild.
We
also
comprehensive
listing
previously
reported
from
Drosophilidae.
The
include
Iflaviruses,
Rhabdoviruses,
Nodaviruses,
Reoviruses,
members
unclassified
lineages
distantly
related
Negeviruses,
Sobemoviruses,
Poleroviruses,
Flaviviridae,
Tombusviridae.
Among
these
are
close
relatives
X
Flock
House
virus,
which
find
association
wild
immigrans.
These
two
widely
used
experimental
but
have
not
been
naturally
infect
Drosophila.
Although
detect
no
DNA
viruses,
D.
immigrans
obscura,
identify
sequences
very
closely
Armadillidium
vulgare
iridescent
(Invertebrate
31),
bringing
total
number
found
Drosophilidae
three.
Journal of Virology,
Год журнала:
2020,
Номер
94(20)
Опубликована: Июль 23, 2020
Evolutionary
arms
race
dynamics
shape
the
diversity
of
viruses
and
their
receptors.
Identification
key
residues
which
are
involved
in
interspecies
transmission
is
important
to
predict
potential
pathogen
spillover
from
wildlife
humans.
Previously,
we
have
identified
genetically
diverse
SARSr-CoVs
Chinese
horseshoe
bats.
Here,
show
highly
polymorphic
ACE2
bat
populations.
These
variants
support
SARS-CoV
SARSr-CoV
infection
but
with
different
binding
affinities
spike
proteins.
The
higher
affinity
human
suggests
that
these
capacity
for
positive
selection
at
interface
between
protein
long-term
ongoing
coevolutionary
them.
Continued
surveillance
this
group
bats
necessary
prevention
next
SARS-like
disease.
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences,
Год журнала:
2021,
Номер
118(44)
Опубликована: Окт. 29, 2021
Significance
SARS-CoV-2
emerged
because
of
viral
spillover
from
animals
to
humans,
and
spillback
other
animal
species
has
been
observed
with
accelerating
frequency.
Cross-species
transmission
generally
results
in
the
rapid
adaptation
virus
new
host,
repeated
transmissions
may
hasten
evolution
novel
strain
emergence.
We
report
surprisingly
selection
numerous
variants
cell
culture
following
infection
nonhuman
mammalian
hosts,
including
dogs
cats.
These
molecular
changes
provide
insight
into
mechanisms
host
adaptation,
lay
groundwork
for
additional
studies
assessing
dominant
variant
fitness
phenotype,
highlight
potential
human
reinfection
arising
close
frequent
contact
humans.
Metagenomic
studies
are
leading
to
the
discovery
of
a
hidden
diversity
RNA
viruses.
These
new
viruses
poorly
characterized
and
approaches
needed
predict
host
species
these
pose
risk
to.
The
rhabdoviruses
diverse
family
that
includes
important
pathogens
humans,
animals,
plants.
We
have
discovered
thirty-two
through
combination
our
own
sequencing
insects
searching
public
sequence
databases.
Combining
with
previously
known
sequences
we
reconstructed
phylogeny
195
rhabdovirus
sequences,
produced
most
in
depth
analysis
date.
In
cases
know
nothing
about
biology
beyond
they
were
identified
from,
but
dataset
provides
powerful
phylogenetic
approach
which
vector-borne
specific
vertebrates
or
arthropods.
By
reconstructing
ancestral
present
states
found
switches
between
major
groups
hosts
occurred
rarely
during
evolution.
This
allowed
us
propose
seventy-six
likely
vertebrate
among
from
biting
insects.
Based
on
currently
available
data,
suggests
it
is
there
was
single
origin
plant
arthropod-borne
viruses,
while
vertebrate-
arthropod-specific
arose
at
least
twice.
There
also
few
transitions
aquatic
terrestrial
ecosystems.
Viruses
cluster
together
finer
scale,
closely
related
tending
be
hosts.
Our
data
therefore
suggest
throughout
their
evolution,
occasionally
jumped
distantly
before
spreading
same
environment.
offers
way
probable
key
traits
newly
Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society B Biological Sciences,
Год журнала:
2019,
Номер
374(1782), С. 20190296 - 20190296
Опубликована: Авг. 12, 2019
Historically,
efforts
to
assess
‘zoonotic
risk’
have
focused
mainly
on
quantifying
the
potential
for
cross-species
emergence
of
viruses
from
animal
hosts.
However,
clearly
differ
in
relative
burden,
both
terms
morbidity
and
mortality
(virulence)
incurred
capacity
sustained
human-to-human
transmission.
Extending
previously
published
databases,
we
delineated
host
viral
traits
predictive
human
associated
with
spillover,
transmit
between
humans
following
spillover
probability
a
given
virus
being
zoonotic.
We
demonstrate
that
increasing
phylogenetic
distance
positively
correlates
but
negatively
transmissibility,
suggesting
virulence
induced
by
emerging
hosts
at
high
may
limit
Our
key
result
is
most
closely
related
harbour
zoonoses
lower
impact
mortality,
while
distantly
hosts—in
particular,
order
Chiroptera
(bats)—harbour
highly
virulent
endemic
establishment
As
whole,
our
results
emphasize
importance
understanding
how
manifest
population
also
highlight
risks
multi-host
transmission
chains
spillover.
This
article
part
theme
issue
‘Dynamic
integrative
approaches
pathogen
spillover’.