New Virophage Points to Evolutionary Relationship between Transposons and DNA Viruses
March 04, 2011
New Virophage Points to Evolutionary Relationship between Transposons and DNA Viruses
Researchers from the University of British Columbia have discovered a new virophage that appears to be genetically related to a group of transposable elements found in eukaryotes.
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