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Phycodnaviridae

Phycodnaviridae is a family of large (100–560 kb) double-stranded DNA viruses that infect marine or freshwater eukaryotic algae. Viruses within this family have a similar morphology, with an icosahedral capsid (polyhedron with 20 faces). As of 2014, there were 33 species in this family, divided among 6 genera. This family belongs to a super-group of…

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Life cycle

Raphidovirus

Coccolithovirus

Chlorovirus

Prasinovirus

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Pathology

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Phycodnaviridae

Nodes131
Edges130
Triples86
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.015267
Components1

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related to Taxonomy · 29
Phycodnaviridae → A1Paramecium, AL1AParamecium, AL2AParamecium, BJ2CParamecium, CA4AParamecium, CA4BParamecium, Chlorella, ChlorovirusAcanthocystis, CoccolithovirusEmiliania, DNA Family, Genus, Group, IL3AParamecium, NC1AParamecium, NE8AParamecium, NY2AParamecium, NYs1Paramecium, OtV5Genus, PhaeovirusEctocarpus, PrasinovirusMicromonas
related to Genome · 15
Phycodnaviridae → A/T, Currently, DNA, EsV-1, GC, In, It, PBCV-1, PCR, Phycodnaviruses, Similarly, The, The EhV-86, The EsV-1, These
related to Structure · 15
Phycodnaviridae → All, Although, At, Despite, DNA, EhV-86, Emiliania, If, In, PBCV-1, Phaeocystis, Prymnesiovirus, Some, The, They
related to Phylogeny · 8
Phycodnaviridae → Because, DNA, Iridoviridae, Megavirales, Mimiviridae, Pandoraviridae, Phylogenetic, Viruses
related to External links · 3
Phycodnaviridae → PhycodnaviridaeICTV, Viralzone, Viruses
causes · 1
Phycodnaviridae → death and lysis of freshwater and marine algal species
is a · 1
Phycodnaviridae → family of large

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viruses dna viral virus host found cells infection pbcv-1 cell capsid species akashiwo esv-1 algal protein genome family algae et

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Phycodnaviridaecausesdeath and lysis of freshwater and marine algal species0.90text
Phycodnaviridaeis afamily of large0.90text
virus genetic materialinstance ofThe viroplasm contains components0.80text
host proteinsinstance ofThe viroplasm contains components0.80text
ribosomes necessary for replicationinstance ofThe viroplasm contains components0.80text
methyltransferasesinstance ofwhich is a key enzyme in deoxynucleotide synthesis.Other enzymesOther enzymes0.80text
DNA restriction endonucleasesinstance ofwhich is a key enzyme in deoxynucleotide synthesis.Other enzymesOther enzymes0.80text
and integrase were also found in PBCV-1instance ofwhich is a key enzyme in deoxynucleotide synthesis.Other enzymesOther enzymes0.80text
methyltransferasesinstance ofOther enzymesOther enzymes0.80text
DNA restriction endonucleasesinstance ofOther enzymesOther enzymes0.80text
and integrase were also found in PBCV-1instance ofOther enzymesOther enzymes0.80text
OtV5instance ofViruses0.80text

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