horse gut rnavirome
As an important domesticated animal, the composition and diversity of eauine intestinal RNA viromes arenot only related to the health of horses, but also pose a potential threat to the health of human beings andother domesticated animals, such as cows, sheep and pigs, through cross-species transmission. This studyaims to systematically analyze the diversity of the equine intestinal RNA virome, and to investigate thecomplex viral sharing network and transmission patterns between horses, humans and other domesticatedanimals, which is important for revealing the ecological mechanism of equine intestinal viruses, evaluatingthe risk of cross-species viral transmission, and then formulating zoonotic disease prevention and controlstrategies and guaranteeing the safety of animal husbandry production and public health safety, This is ofgreat importance for the development of zoonotic disease prevention and control strategies to ensure thesafety of livestock production and public health.