The double histone fold: Structure, functional implications across the tree of life and relevance to protein design. [PDF]
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Widespread and intron-rich mirusviruses are predicted to reproduce in nuclei of unicellular eukaryotes. [PDF]
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Unveiling the viral frontier in a warming world: temperature as a key ecological driver of viral diversity in subantarctic Chilean Patagonia fjords. [PDF]
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Host-Calibrated Time Tree Caps the Age of Giant Viruses. [PDF]
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Author Correction: VITAP: a high precision tool for DNA and RNA viral classification based on meta-omic data. [PDF]
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Ancient Host-Virus Gene Transfer Hints at a Diverse Pre-LECA Virosphere. [PDF]
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BEREN: a bioinformatic tool for recovering giant viruses, polinton-like viruses, and virophages in metagenomic data. [PDF]
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Officially described in 2003, giant viruses (GVs, phylum *Nucleocytoviricota*) form a monophyletic group of eukaryotic double-stranded DNA viruses. They have significantly disrupted traditional virology, particularly due to their large sizes (capsids of 150 nm in diameter and above), complex structures, and genomes that can exceed 2.5 megabases and ...
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A newly isolated giant virus, ushikuvirus, is closely related to clandestinovirus and shows a unique capsid surface structure and host cell interactions. [PDF]
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