MSK and Illumina AI Lab publish bioRxiv study on how hosts regulate anellovirus persistence
SeyoneC · x · 2026-11-10
A team at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, collaborating with researchers from the Illumina AI Lab, released a bioRxiv preprint on host control and regulation of human anellovirus persistence.
- The authors note that trillions of viruses colonize our bodies in homeostasis, with anelloviruses being the most diverse and abundant viral family
- The paper examines how hosts regulate these viruses after near-universal infection
- Author Caleb Lareau shared the work in a thread on X
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