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Yolken et al. (1) claim detection of Acanthocystis turfacea chlorella virus 1 (ATCV-1, gi119953744) in the normal human oropharyngeal viral flora and associate it with altered cognitive function. However, the reported presence of a freshwater algae virus, previously not known to infect other species, was based on a few sequence reads homologous to ATCV-1 identified with BLASTn. These reads span relatively few bases (97–698 bp) per sample, dispersed over a minor fraction (0.03–0.24%) of the 288 kb ATCV-1 genome. In an unrelated sequencing experiment involving 289 human specimens, we detected traces of ATCV-1 in 16 samples of 7 different types (including skin, colon, bone marrow, and breast) and a nontemplate control. The coverage (0.01–0.05%) and length of homologous regions …

Traces of ATCV-1 associated with laboratory component contamination