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Extreme GC3 Codon Bias in a Novel Brown Seaweed Virus Results in Pseudoambigrammatic Characteristics

2025-03-17

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Although viruses are often studied in relation to disease, they can also offer valuable insights into RNA functionality. Due to their vast range of hosts and high mutation rates, viruses can quickly adapt to changing environments. It is therefore expected that viruses exploit all possible RNA functionalities to develop strategies for host infection and propagation. Our aim is to discover RNA viruses with survival...

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b248de5b-c906-5bee-9e98-5f99dca16126
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10.1101/2025.03.14.643323
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