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Gu-Lung Lin1,2, Tanya Golubchik3, Simon Drysdale1,2,4, Daniel O'Connor1,2, Kimberley Jefferies1,2, Anthony Brown5, Mariateresa de Cesare6, David Bonsall3,6, M Azim Ansari6, Jeroen Aerssens7, Louis Bont8,9, Peter Openshaw10, Federico Martinón-Torres11,12, Rory Bowden6, Andrew J Pollard1,2.
Abstract
Targeted metagenomics using strand-specific libraries with target enrichment is a sensitive, generalized approach to pathogen sequencing and transcriptome profiling. Using this method, we recovered 13 (76%) complete human respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) genomes from 17 clinical respiratory samples, reconstructed the phylogeny of the infecting viruses, and detected differential gene expression between 2 RSV subgroups, specifically, a lower expression of the P gene and a higher expression of the M2 gene in RSV-A than in RSV-B. This methodology can help to relate viral genetics to clinical phenotype and facilitate ongoing population-level RSV surveillance and vaccine development. Clinical Trials Registration. NCT03627572 and NCT03756766.Entities:
Keywords: RNA sequencing; differential gene expression; respiratory syncytial virus; transcriptome profiling; whole-genome sequencing
Year: 2020 PMID: 32702120 DOI: 10.1093/infdis/jiaa448
Source DB: PubMed Journal: J Infect Dis ISSN: 0022-1899 Impact factor: 5.226