Satellites and defective viral RNAs
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Satellites and defective viral RNAs
（Current topics in microbiology and immunology, 239）
Springer-Verlag, c1999
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Includes bibliographical references and index
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Description
This is an overview of a diverse array of defective RNA's associated with virus infections. These agents span a continuum ranging from parasitic to synergic. They include defective molecules with relatively simple genome organizations that depend on all of the functions encoded by their helper viruses, as well as complexes consisting of defective virus-like components that require only a single gene necessary for a critical function. Individual chapters by selected authorities in the field discuss the biology of these agents, their roles in disease development, the structural features and replicative mechanisms characteristic of each defective entity, and the functions supplied by their helper viruses.
Table of Contents
- Satellite tobacco mosaic virus
- replication, recombination and symptom modulation properties of the satellite RNAs of turnip crinkle virus
- biology and structure of plant satellite viruses activated by icosahedral helper viruses
- defective and defective interfering RNAs of monopartite plus-strand DNA plant virus
- human hepatitis delta virus
- structure and functional relationships of satellite RNAs of cucumber mosaic virus
- encapsidated circular viroid-like satellite RNAs of plants
- large satellite RNA
- RNA
- luteovirus-associated viruses and subviral RNAs.
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