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English: Schematic diagram showing the genome organization of providence virus (PrV). The three ORFs p130, REP (viral RdRp) and CP (viral capsid) are shown. The 2A-like processing sites (2A1, 2A2 and 2A3) are marked in p130 and CP. The (*) in REP indicates a readthrough stop codon resulting in the production of p40 (replication accessory protein) and REP from the same sequence. |
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| Author | Meesbah Jiwaji, Gwynneth Felicity Matcher, Mart-Mari de Bruyn, Janet Awino Awando, Holisha Moodley, Dylan Waterworth, Rachel Anne Jarvie, Rosemary Ann Dorrington |
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