UNMASKING SARs-CoV-2 COINFECTIONS: DETECTION
THROUGH NGS DATA ANALYSIS
Project summary
- Study of Coinfection: Investigating SARS-CoV-2 coinfection where multiple pathogens infect a single host, leading to genetic recombination.
- Virus Evolution: Understanding how coinfection drives the evolution of new virus variants with advanced characteristics, such as increased drug resistance.
- Next Generation Sequencing (NGS) Analysis: Utilizing NGS to identify the frequency and patterns of SARS-CoV-2 coinfection in a specific population.
- Impact on Disease Severity: Exploring the implications of coinfection on virus evolution, disease severity, and drug resistance.
- Key Findings: 2.8% of the analyzed population (250 patients) exhibited positive coinfection, showcasing the significance of this phenomenon.
- Demographic and Genetic Diversity Insights: Providing information on genetic diversity and demographic trends within the affected population.
- Application of NGS: Highlighting the importance of NGS in tracking viral evolution and supporting future research on managing viral outbreaks.
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