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Galbut Virus Infection Minimally Influences Drosophila melanogaster Fitness Traits in a Strain and Sex-Dependent Manner.

Viruses - 15 Feb 2023

Cross Shaun T, Brehm Ali L, Dunham Tillie J, Rodgers Case P, Keene Alexandra H, Borlee Grace I, Stenglein Mark D

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Galbut virus (family Partitiviridae) infects Drosophila melanogaster and can be transmitted vertically from infected mothers or infected fathers with near perfect efficiency. This form of super-Mendelian inheritance should drive infection to 100% prevalence, and indeed, galbut virus is ubiquitous in wild D. melanogaster populations. However, on average, only about 60% of individual flies are infected. One...

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PMID: 36851753
DOI: 10.3390/v15020539
PMCID: PMC9965562

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