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nucleotide sequences from
either their helper virus or host. When a
satellite subviral agent encodes the coat
protein in
which it is encapsulated, it is then...
- A
satellite is a
subviral agent that
depends on the
coinfection of a host cell with a
helper virus for its replication.
Satellites can be
divided into...
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International Committee on
Taxonomy of Viruses, in
creating a new
order of
subviral agents. The
first recognized viroid, the
pathogenic agent of the potato...
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Subviral agents are
pathogenic entities that can
cause disease, but lack
various fundamental properties of viruses.
Subviral agents comprise of satellites...
- a
hammerhead ribozyme. Virusoids,
while being studied in virology, are
subviral particles rather than viruses.
Since they
depend on
helper viruses, they...
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Viral marketing is a
business strategy that uses
existing social networks to
promote a
product mainly on
various social media platforms. Its name refers...
- viruses: A, B, C, D, and E. HDV is
considered to be a
satellite (a type of
subviral agent)
because it can
propagate only in the
presence of the
hepatitis B...
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dsRNA virus (+)ssRNA
virus (−)ssRNA
virus ssRNA-RT
virus dsDNA-RT
virus Subviral agents Nucleic acid self-replication
Endosymbiosis Mitochondrion Mitosome...
- Mimivirus-dependent
virus Sputnik (from
Russian спутник "satellite") is a
subviral agent that
reproduces in
amoeba cells that are
already infected by a certain...
-
characteristics that are
common to
several viruses and are
often called subviral agents.
Viroids are
important pathogens of plants. They do not code for...
