What is metagenomics, What is metagenomics? How is it used

What is metagenomics

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Read this article viruses of the human body and answer the following questions.

Define the key words at the end of the article.
What is metagenomics?
How is it used in virology?
Name three ways a study of the virome is important in the medical field.
Look at the reference section of the article. How might you use this in further studies?

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