Endornaviridae (taxid:564644)

Caution: The lack of a capsid

VIRION

Capsidless virus: No virus particle could be identified, which means that this virus cannot be assigned to the Baltimore classification in the strict sense. This had led to misclassification of this family into the Baltimore group III: dsRNA viruses due to accumulation of dsRNA replication intermediates in infected cells.

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None reported. No true capsid. The RNA genome is encapsulated along with the viral replicase enzyme.

GENOME

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linear ssRNA(+) genome of about 14 kb to 17.6 kb. A site specific break (nick) is found in the coding strand about 1 to 2 kb from the 5' terminus. Some viruses RNA genome is capped.

GENE EXPRESSION

The genome encodes for one ORF potentially cleaved in several polypeptides.

ENZYMES

REPLICATION

CYTOPLASMIC

  1. Virus penetrates into the host cell.
  2. The viral RNA is translated as a monocistronic mRNA to produce the RdRp.
  3. A dsRNA genome is synthesized from the genomic ssRNA(+), possibly in membrane vesicles.
  4. The dsRNA genome is transcribed/replicated resulting in mRNAs/ssRNA(+) genomes.
  5. The genomic ssRNA is transmitted to new cell via hyphal anastomosis (fungi) or by spores or seeds (fungi or plants).
These structures were created with the help of Colabfold by Jason Nomburg, Nathan Price and Jennifer Doudna (ModelArchive).

Ceratobasidium endornavirus C taxid:1908813

Protein ModelArchive
ORF2 ma-jd-viral-35762

Ceratobasidium endornavirus G taxid:1908811

Protein ModelArchive
ORF2 ma-jd-viral-52115