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Pseudoviridae Family Retroviridae – Retroviruses, e.g. HIV
Family Caulimoviridae – a VII
group virus family (see below) The
family Retroviridae was previously...
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Oncogenic retroviridae proteins are
retroviral proteins that have the
ability to
transform cells. They can
induce sarcomas, leukaemias, lymphomas, and...
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spumaviruses (spuma,
Latin for "foam") or foamyviruses, is a
subfamily of the
Retroviridae family.
Spumaviruses are
exogenous viruses that have
specific morphology...
- and Picornaviridae) and four
enveloped (Coronaviridae, Flaviviridae,
Retroviridae and Togaviridae). All the non-enveloped
families have
icosahedral nucleocapsids...
- is a
species of the
genus Spumavirus that
belongs to the
family of
Retroviridae. It has been
identified in a wide
variety of primates,
including prosimians...
- (FeLV) is an RNA
virus in the
subfamily Oncovirinae belonging to the
Retroviridae family. The
virus comprises 5' and 3' LTRs and
three genes: Gag (structural)...
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Gammaretrovirus is a
genus in the
Retroviridae family.
Example species are the
murine leukemia virus and the
feline leukemia virus. They
cause various...
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Pararnavirae Phylum:
Artverviricota class:
Revtraviricetes Order:
Ortervirales Family:
Retroviridae Genus:
Gammaretrovirus Species:
Woolly monkey sarcoma virus...
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Poxviridae and Ovaliviridae:
ovoid to
ellipsoid Gammaretrovirus and
other Retroviridae, such as HIV,
roughly round to
complexly multiform (pleomorphic). From...
- T cells. HIV is a
member of the
genus Lentivirus, part of the
family Retroviridae.
Lentiviruses share many
morphological and
biological characteristics...
