Recombination between RNA viruses and plasmids might have played a central role in the origin and evolution of small DNA viruses

The finding that viruses with RNA and DNA genomes can recombine to produce chimeric entities provides valuable insights into the origin and evolution of viruses. It also substantiates the hypothesis that certain groups of DNA viruses could have emerged from plasmids via acquisition of capsid protein...

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Published inBioEssays Vol. 34; no. 10; pp. 867 - 870
Main Author Krupovic, Mart
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Abstract The finding that viruses with RNA and DNA genomes can recombine to produce chimeric entities provides valuable insights into the origin and evolution of viruses. It also substantiates the hypothesis that certain groups of DNA viruses could have emerged from plasmids via acquisition of capsid protein‐coding genes from RNA viruses.
AbstractList The finding that viruses with RNA and DNA genomes can recombine to produce chimeric entities provides valuable insights into the origin and evolution of viruses. It also substantiates the hypothesis that certain groups of DNA viruses could have emerged from plasmids via acquisition of capsid protein‐coding genes from RNA viruses.
The finding that viruses with RNA and DNA genomes can recombine to produce chimeric entities provides valuable insights into the origin and evolution of viruses. It also substantiates the hypothesis that certain groups of DNA viruses could have emerged from plasmids via acquisition of capsid protein-coding genes from RNA viruses.The finding that viruses with RNA and DNA genomes can recombine to produce chimeric entities provides valuable insights into the origin and evolution of viruses. It also substantiates the hypothesis that certain groups of DNA viruses could have emerged from plasmids via acquisition of capsid protein-coding genes from RNA viruses.
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SubjectTerms Biochemistry, Molecular Biology
DNA Viruses
DNA Viruses - genetics
Evolution, Molecular
Genome, Viral
Genomics
Life Sciences
Microbiology and Parasitology
Models, Genetic
Plasmids
Plasmids - genetics
Recombination, Genetic
RNA Viruses
RNA Viruses - genetics
Virology
Title Recombination between RNA viruses and plasmids might have played a central role in the origin and evolution of small DNA viruses
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