Abstract Viruses cause 10–15% of all human cancers. Massively parallel sequencing has
recently proved effective for uncovering novel viruses and virus–tumour associations, but …

Abstract Viruses cause 10-15% of all human cancers. Massively parallel sequencing has
recently proved effective for uncovering novel viruses and virus-tumour associations, but this …

Results A map of tumour viruses in 19 human cancers. We used two complementary
approaches to detect and quantify expression of known and novel viruses in tumours (Fig …

Results A map of tumour viruses in 19 human cancers. We used two complementary
approaches to detect and quantify expression of known and novel viruses in tumours (Fig …

Abstract Viruses cause 10–15% of all human cancers. Massively parallel sequencing has
recently proved effective for uncovering novel viruses and virus–tumour associations, but …

Results A map of tumour viruses in 19 human cancers. We used two complementary
approaches to detect and quantify expression of known and novel viruses in tumours (Fig …

Results A map of tumour viruses in 19 human cancers. We used two complementary
approaches to detect and quantify expression of known and novel viruses in tumours (Fig …

Viruses cause 10–15% of all human cancers. Massively parallel sequencing has recently
proved effective for uncovering novel viruses and virus–tumour associations, but this …

Viruses cause 10-15% of all human cancers. Massively parallel sequencing has recently
proved effective for uncovering novel viruses and virus-tumour associations, but this …

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