Table 1.
Top performing features for a selection of one-vs-all cancer type models in the most stringent decontamination approach as presented in Poore et al
These taxa include extremophiles that have not previously been isolated from humans. See Table S1, available in the online version of this article (bacteria), and Table S2 (viruses) for a full description as on NCBI of the sources for each representative species within these genera.
|
Genus |
Top feature in cancer type model |
Details |
|---|---|---|
|
Bladder cancer |
Bacteria from marine macroalgae [5] |
|
|
Uveal melanoma |
Bacteria causes disease in coral [4] |
|
|
Velarivirus |
Cervical cancer |
Grapevine is natural host [33] |
|
Tritimovirus |
Colon cancer |
Known to infect cereals [34] |
|
Dinovernavirus |
Renal clear cell carcinoma |
Contains insect viruses [35] |
|
Bacillarnavirus |
Lung squamous cell carcinoma |
Infects algae [36] |
|
Rymovirus |
Ovarian serous |
Infects species of grass [37] |
|
Prostate |
Identified in marine hydrothermal vents [19] |
|
|
Testicular cancer |
Halophilic genus identified from marine environments [38] |