DNA Viruses
A DNA virus is a virus that replicates via a DNA-dependent DNA polymerase and has DNA as its genetic material. The Baltimore categorization system divides viruses into two groups: Group I (double-stranded DNA; dsDNA) and Group II (single-stranded DNA; ssDNA). Infected cells normally extend single-stranded DNA to double-stranded DNA. Plants have a low prevalence of DNA viruses. Only lower plants, such as eukaryotic algae, are infected by dsDNA viruses, which account for 17% of all plant viruses. DNA viruses have genomes that are replicated by DNA polymerases
- Cellular Response to Infection
- Epidemiology
- Novel Model Systems
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