Publications by authors named "C Barry Kinsella"

Gastrostomy feeding is a route of enteral nutrition for children with feeding difficulties. This study investigated caregiver experiences of the transition to gastrostomy feeding. A survey was administered to caregivers of children <18 years in a major pediatric center in Ireland.

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After publication of the article, the authors received comments from a member of the editorial board who is an expert in the field of adenovirus concerning figures and references that should be included in the paper [...

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Article Synopsis
  • Metagenomics has been effective in finding new pathogens and monitoring outbreaks, helping identify various viruses in asymptomatic long-tailed macaques from Thailand.
  • A specific workflow detected novel astroviruses, enteroviruses, and adenoviruses in fecal samples, revealing a potential new adenovirus that can infect both monkeys and humans.
  • The study underscores the importance of ongoing zoonotic surveillance in areas where humans and animals coexist to prevent the emergence of new pathogens.
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Among cressdnaviruses, only the family is recognized to infect vertebrates, while many others have unknown hosts. Detection of virus-to-host horizontal gene transfer is useful for solving such virus-host relationships. Here, we extend this utility to an unusual case of virus-to-virus horizontal transfer, showing multiple ancient captures of cressdnavirus genes by avipoxviruses-large dsDNA pathogens of birds and other saurians.

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Human anelloviruses (AVs) are extremely genetically diverse, are widespread in the human population, and cause chronic infections. However, the evolutionary dynamics of AVs within single hosts is currently unknown, and it is unclear whether these changes have an implication on the long-term persistence of AVs in the host. Here, we assessed the evolutionary dynamics of six AV lineages during 30 years of chronic infection at single host resolution.

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