- region, or be
transcribed from
within introns on
either strand (see "
ambisense" below). The DNA
sense strand looks like the
messenger RNA (mRNA) transcript...
-
Ambiviricota is a
phylum of
ambisense, single-stranded RNA
viruses that
infect fungi.
These RNA
virus genomes contain at
least two open
reading frames...
-
Tospovirus are
ambisense.
Ambisense means that some of the
genes on the RNA
strand are
negative sense and
others are
positive sense. The
ambisense S segment...
-
polyadenylated tail for the mRNA. Some -ssRNA
viruses are
essentially ambisense, and have
proteins encoded by both the
positive and
negative strand, so...
-
start sequence to
continue with transcription. Some −ssRNA
viruses are
ambisense,
meaning that both the
negative genomic strand and
positive antigenome...
- An
arenavirus is a bi- or
trisegmented ambisense RNA
virus that is a
member of the
family Arenaviridae.
These viruses infect rodents and occasionally...
- : 96–99
Several types of
ssDNA and
ssRNA viruses have
genomes that are
ambisense in that
transcription can
occur off both
strands in a double-stranded...
-
sense or
polarity of
their RNA into negative-sense and positive-sense, or
ambisense RNA viruses. Positive-sense
viral RNA is
similar to mRNA and thus can...
- virions,
which then
leave the host cell.
Viruses of
Ambiviricota have
ambisense,
circular ssRNA genomes.
Their genomes contain at
least two open reading...
- As a Phlebovirus, it has an
ambisense genome. Its L and M
segments are negative-sense, but its S
segment is
ambisense.
These three genome segments code...
