VIRUSES - Introduction, structure and classification
of a very large protein (information storage by RNA/DNA) stated: nucleic acid in virions was insufficient to ... genome and the mRNA used for translation. • mRNA is defined as the positive strand ... based on N-gene sequence analysis. ENTEROVIRUSES & DM 10 CAV20.L 068 CAV11.L 029 096s 084s PV01 140 EV70.L 173 161 130 145 162 ECHO30 153 169 ...
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