Virophage (redirect from Lavidaviridae)
the host organism. All known virophages are grouped into the family Lavidaviridae (from "large virus dependent or associated" + -viridae). The first virophage...
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Sputnik-like viruses, including Zamilon, genus Sputnikvirus in the family Lavidaviridae has been established by the International Committee on Taxonomy of Viruses...
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DNA polymerase B.[citation needed] Mavirus is a genus in the family Lavidaviridae, which has been established by the International Committee on Taxonomy...
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Phylum: Preplasmiviricota Class: Maveriviricetes Order: Priklausovirales Family: Lavidaviridae Genus: incertae sedis (unranked): Organic Lake virophage...
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Priklausovirales Lavidaviridae...
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bee-paralysis satellite virus Double-stranded DNA satellite viruses Family Lavidaviridae – Virophages Single-stranded DNA satellite viruses Genus Dependoparvovirus...
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bee-paralysis satellite virus Double-stranded DNA satellite viruses Family Lavidaviridae – Virophages Sputnik virophage Zamilon virophage Mavirus virophage Organic...
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Mimivirus-dependent virus Zamilon within the genus Sputnikvirus in the family Lavidaviridae. A Zamilon virion is spherical with a diameter of 50–60 nm, and is similar...
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the host organism. All known virophages are grouped into the family Lavidaviridae (from "large virus dependent or associated" + -viridae). The first virophage...
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Hytrosaviridae Iflaviridae Inoviridae Iridoviridae Kitaviridae Kolmioviridae Lavidaviridae Leishbuviridae Lipothrixviridae Lispiviridae Malacoherpesviridae Marnaviridae...
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Priklausovirales Lavidaviridae...
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to linear plasmids, virophages (especially Mavirus virophage, family Lavidaviridae), giant viruses (Megavirales), Ginger 1 transposons, Tlr1 transposons...
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