Caudovirales Mono negavirales Nidovirales Herpresvirales Picornavirales Tymovirales Tailed bacteriophages with dsDNA genome Non-segmented (-) sense ssRNA animal and plant viruses +sense SSRNA viruses affecting vertebrate hosts Large eukaryotic dsDNA viruses Small + sense ssRNA viruses infecting plants, insects, and animal hosts Plant viruses with monopartite ssRNA genome

Caudovirales Mono negavirales Nidovirales Herpresvirales Picornavirales Tymovirales Tailed bacteriophages with dsDNA genome Non-segmented (-) sense ssRNA animal and plant viruses +sense SSRNA viruses affecting vertebrate hosts Large eukaryotic dsDNA viruses Small + sense ssRNA viruses infecting plants, insects, and animal hosts Plant viruses with monopartite ssRNA genome

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Chapter16: Antifungal, Antiviral, And Immunizing Agents

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