The Polyomavirus Episteme: A Database for Researchers

  • Andrade M
  • Vue G
  • Imperiale M
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Abstract

Polyomaviridae members are DNA viruses that infect a variety of species. Since the first polyomavirus was isolated in 1953, technological advancements have led to the discovery of many polyomaviruses in multiple species. The Polyomavirus Episteme curates data about each polyomavirus, drawing from public databases to present known taxonomic, genomic, and clinical information about polyomaviruses. Polyomaviridae members are DNA viruses that infect a variety of species. Since the first polyomavirus was isolated in 1953, technological advancements have led to the discovery of many polyomaviruses in multiple species. The Polyomavirus Episteme curates data about each polyomavirus, drawing from public databases to present known taxonomic, genomic, and clinical information about polyomaviruses.

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Andrade, M. J., Vue, G. S., & Imperiale, M. J. (2021). The Polyomavirus Episteme: A Database for Researchers. Microbiology Resource Announcements, 10(14). https://doi.org/10.1128/mra.00108-21

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