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Hepadnaviridae is a
family of viruses. Humans, apes, and
birds serve as
natural hosts. The
family contains five genera. Its best-known
member is hepatitis...
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families have
icosahedral capsids.
Partly double-stranded DNA viruses:
Hepadnaviridae.
These viruses are enveloped. One
family of single-stranded DNA viruses...
- virus, a
species of the
genus Orthohepadnavirus and a
member of the
Hepadnaviridae family of viruses. This
virus causes the
disease hepatitis B. Hepatitis...
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virus particles of some
virus families, such as
those belonging to the
Hepadnaviridae,
contain a
genome that is
partially double-stranded and
partially single-stranded...
- VI) and all
accepted species of double-stranded DNA
viruses (except
Hepadnaviridae) that
replicate through an RNA
intermediate (Group VII). The name is...
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Avihepadnavirus is a
genus of viruses, in the
family Hepadnaviridae.
Birds serve as
natural hosts.
There are five
species in this genus.
Diseases ****ociated...
- virus,
abbreviated DHBV, is part of the
genus Avihepadnavirus of the
Hepadnaviridae, and is the
causal agent of duck
hepatitis B. DHBV is a
small DNA virus...
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realm Riboviria. The
class Blubervirales contains the
single family Hepadnaviridae of DNA RT (reverse transcribing) viruses; all
other RT
viruses are members...
- tropism, has
distinguished them
enough to be
classified in the
family Hepadnaviridae.
There are two
recognized genera: Orthohepadnavirus, type species: hepatitis...
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Orthohepadnavirus is a
genus of viruses, in the
family Hepadnaviridae.
Humans and
other mammals serve as
natural hosts.
There are 19
species in this genus...
