2015
DOI: 10.4103/2278-0513.151937
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Studies on the genomic association between schistosomiasis and hepatitis C virus infection

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“…For example, and focusing on parasites listed above that have been linked to cancer prevalence, virus-like particles have been observed in T . cruzi [76], a dsRNA virus has been found in Cryptosporidium and virus load correlates with parasite fecundity [8, 77], Heterakis gallinarum is a vector of the pathogenic bacterium Histomonas meleagridis [78, 79], Trichuris muris hosts a complex bacterial microbiome [80], Schistosoma mansoni might be a vector of HCV [81], and genome sequencing of Fasciola hepatica revealed the presence of the endobacterium, Neorickettsia [82]. In view of these examples, the general lack of information highlights the value of a comprehensive characterization of the viral and bacterial communities associated with parasites [83], and of epidemiological studies that assess the presence of parasites, the prevalence of known microbes, and the transmission to the host, to identify prospective microbial cofactors of oncogenesis.…”
Section: Parasites Can Transmit Pro-inflammatory or Oncogenic Microbesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For example, and focusing on parasites listed above that have been linked to cancer prevalence, virus-like particles have been observed in T . cruzi [76], a dsRNA virus has been found in Cryptosporidium and virus load correlates with parasite fecundity [8, 77], Heterakis gallinarum is a vector of the pathogenic bacterium Histomonas meleagridis [78, 79], Trichuris muris hosts a complex bacterial microbiome [80], Schistosoma mansoni might be a vector of HCV [81], and genome sequencing of Fasciola hepatica revealed the presence of the endobacterium, Neorickettsia [82]. In view of these examples, the general lack of information highlights the value of a comprehensive characterization of the viral and bacterial communities associated with parasites [83], and of epidemiological studies that assess the presence of parasites, the prevalence of known microbes, and the transmission to the host, to identify prospective microbial cofactors of oncogenesis.…”
Section: Parasites Can Transmit Pro-inflammatory or Oncogenic Microbesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Для большинства паразитов присутствие микробов, находящихся в них или непосредственно с ними связанных, не исследовано, а если микробы и обнаружены, их вклад в онкогенез не оценивался. Так, вирусоподобные частицы обнаружены в Trypanosoma cruzi [33], вирус dsRNA выявлен в Cryptosporidium, причем вирусная нагрузка коррелировала с плодовитостью паразитов [34], Heterakis gallinarum является вектором патогенной бактерии Histomonas meleagridis [35], Trichuris muris содержит сложный бактериальный микробиом [36], Schistosoma mansoni может быть вектором HCV [37], а секвенирование генома Fasciola hepatica выявило присутствие эндобактерии Neorickettsia [38]. В свете этих примеров общий недостаток информации подчеркивает ценность комплексной характеристики вирусных и бактериальных сообществ, связанных с паразитами [39], а эпидемиологических исследований, в которых оценивается наличие паразитов, распространенность известных микробов и передача их хозяину, практически нет.…”
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