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首次检测到的RNA病毒在一个试基体中

Alexei Yu Kostygov1,2, Danyil Grybchuk3,4, Donnamae Klocek3

  • 1Life Science Research Centre, Faculty of Science, University of Ostrava, Ostrava, 71000, Czechia. kostygov@gmail.com.

BMC biology
|January 31, 2026
PubMed
概括

第一个RNA病毒是在Trypanosoma属中发现的,包括Trypanosoma platydactyli中的一个leishmaniavirus和两个narnaviruses. 这一发现扩大了trypanosomatids中的病毒多样性,并表明载体生态影响病毒获取.

关键词:
莱什曼病毒 (Leishmaniavirus) 是一种病毒.纳尔纳维里亚科的动物松虫形虫形虫 (Trypanosoma platydactyli) 是一种形虫,在形虫形虫形虫形虫形虫形虫形虫形虫形虫形虫形虫形虫形虫形虫形虫形虫.对于LRV来说,这是一个很大的问题.这就是Trypanosomatidae.载体生态学 载体生态学

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