Host organisms with the most reference virus genomes
Host organisms — people, animals, plants, fungi and bacteria — ranked by how many viruses in NCBI's RefSeq reference collection were sampled from them, with the number of virus families and the most common family. One row per host with at least 3 reference viruses.
Columns
Stable keys — use them in the API, SQL and code
| Key | Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| host | Host | string | Host organism as recorded on the RefSeq records. |
| host_group | Host group | string | Bacteria, Archaea, Vertebrates, Invertebrates, Plants, Fungi, Other eukaryotes or Environmental sample. |
| viruses | Viruses | integer | Viruses with a RefSeq reference genome sampled from this host. |
| families | Families | integer | Distinct virus families among them. |
| top_family | Most common family | string | — |
| top_family_viruses | Viruses in that family | integer | — |
| median_genome_kb | Median genome | number · kb | — |
| first_released | First RefSeq | date | Earliest RefSeq release date among these viruses. |
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