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Codon Usage in the Iflaviridae Family Is Not Diverse Though the Family Members Are Isolated from Diverse Host Taxa.

Viruses - 22 Nov 2019

Shi Sheng-Lin, Xia Run-Xi

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All iflavirus members belong to the unique genus, Iflavirus, of the family, Iflaviridae. The host taxa and sequence identities of these viruses are diverse. A codon usage bias, maintained by a balance between selection, mutation, and genetic drift, exists in a wide variety of organisms. We characterized the codon usage patterns of 44 iflavirus genomes that were isolated from the classes, Insecta, Arachnida,...

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PMID: 31766648
DOI: 10.3390/v11121087
PMCID: PMC6950266

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