Short regions of sequence identity between the genomes of human and rodent parvoviruses and their respective hosts occur within host genes for the cytoskeleton, cell adhesion and Wnt signalling.

@article{Kerr2006ShortRO,
  title={Short regions of sequence identity between the genomes of human and rodent parvoviruses and their respective hosts occur within host genes for the cytoskeleton, cell adhesion and Wnt signalling.},
  author={Jonathan R Kerr and N. G. Boschetti},
  journal={The Journal of general virology},
  year={2006},
  volume={87 Pt 12},
  pages={
          3567-75
        }
}
Our understanding of the mechanism(s) of pathogenesis and persistence of vertebrate parvoviruses remains incomplete. With the recent availability of the complete genome sequences of human, rat and mouse, and the ability to search these sequences and to locate matches to exact genomic regions, further insight into the interaction of parvoviruses with their human and rodent hosts is possible. To determine the extent and nature of sequence identity between candidate parvoviruses and their… 
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