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Virusoid

Virusoids are circular single-stranded RNA(s) dependent on viruses for replication and encapsidation. The genome of virusoids consists of several hundred (200–400) nucleotides and does not code for any proteins.

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Virusoid

Nodes36
Edges35
Triples68
Avg. degree1.94
Density0.055556
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related to Role of ribozyme structures in the self-cleavage and replication of virusoids · 15
Virusoid → CarSV, Cereal, Collins, III, It, Miller, RNA, RNAs, RPV, Song, The, These, They, This, Virusoids
related to Developments · 14
Virusoid → Abouhaidar, Bamboo, In, It, ORF, P20, Rice, RNA, RNA-based, Satellite Tobacco Mosaic Virus, STMV, SVISS, The, This
related to Evolutionary origin · 11
Virusoid → Alternatively, Comparisons, Considering, Dickson, In, It, Likewise, RNAs, Tetrahymena, U1, Virusoids
related to Replication · 9
Virusoid → Additionally, Another, Circular RNAs, GC, Plant, RNA, RNAs, The, Therefore
related to history · 8
Virusoid → Nicotiana, R2, RNA, RNAs, The, These RNAs, Velvet, VTMOV
related to Definition · 5
Virusoid → Depending, HDV, Hepatitis, Like, They

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virusoids replication viroids rna circular satellite viruses rnas virus hammerhead helper satltsv structure protein also sequence similar rolling circle possess

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their diminutive sizeinstance ofEvolutionary originConsidering properties0.80text
circular structureinstance ofEvolutionary originConsidering properties0.80text
the presence of hammerhead ribozymesinstance ofEvolutionary originConsidering properties0.80text
viroids may have had an ancient evolutionary origin distinct from that of the virusesinstance ofEvolutionary originConsidering properties0.80text
the self-splicing intron of Tetrahymena thermophila.A phylogeny based on a manually-adjusted alignment in 2001 suggests that virusoids may form a clade of their own as a sister group to Avsunviroidaeinstance ofvirusoids and viroids exhibit several structural and sequence homologies to the group I introns0.80text
which also possess hammerhead ribozymesinstance ofvirusoids and viroids exhibit several structural and sequence homologies to the group I introns0.80text
Virusoidrelated to DefinitionDepending0.60section
Virusoidrelated to DefinitionHepatitis0.60section
Virusoidrelated to DefinitionHDV0.60section
Virusoidrelated to DefinitionLike0.60section
Virusoidrelated to DefinitionThey0.60section
Virusoidrelated to DevelopmentsAbouhaidar0.60section

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