Viruses on the Move in the Extracellular Space
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Viruses on the Move in the Extracellular Space
Positive-strand (+) RNA viruses act as their own messengers, encoding an RNA-dependent RNA polymerase that can replicate their sense RNA genome. This allows (+) RNA viruses to replicate outside the nucleus, within replication complexes formed from host organelle membranes often called “replication
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Plant Leaves, Potyvirus, Viruses, Extracellular Space
Plant Leaves, Potyvirus, Viruses, Extracellular Space
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