Novel Feline Papillomavirus Isolate P20 Assembled from Metagenomic Data Isolated from Human Skin of a House Cat Owner
Graham, E. H.; Adamowicz, M. S.; Angeletti, P.; Clarke, J.; Fernando, S.; Herr, J. R.
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A feline papillomavirus was assembled from metagenomic sequencing data collected from the human skin of a house cat owner. This circular papillomavirus strain P20 is 8069 bp in length, has a GC content of 54.38%, and displays genome organization typical of feline papillomaviruses with six annotated protein coding regions. The genome exhibits approximately 75% sequence similarity to other feline papillomavirus genomes.
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