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Mycoreovirus Genome Alterations: Similarities to and Differences from Rearrangements Reported for Other Reoviruses

1 Jan 2012

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The family Reoviridae is one of the largest virus families with genomes composed of 9-12 double-stranded RNA segments. It includes members infecting organisms from protists to humans. It is well known that reovirus genomes are prone to various types of genome alterations including intragenic rearrangement and reassortment under laboratory and natural conditions. Recently distinct genetic alterations were reported...

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PMID: 22675320
DOI: 10.3389/fmicb.2012.00186

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