ArticleJournal of virology2026
Pantanal virophage: a new virophage species associated with a moumouvirus and a transpoviron, expanding the genus
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Amoeba-infecting giant viruses, such as mimiviruses, challenged paradigms of virology since their discovery. Their extensive and complex genomes and particle structures can interact with virophages and transpovirons, revealing unique aspects of the viral ecology and evolution. Here, we describe the isolation of Pantanal virophage, a new virophage obtained from Brazilian pantanal biome. The virophage was found in association with moumouvirus pantanense and a transpoviron sequence. Sequencing and genomic analysis revealed that Pantanal virophage presents a 17,964 bp genome with 21 coding sequences, including two ORFans that code for proteins with completely unknown functions. Phylogeny showed that Pantanal virophage composes a divergent branch within virophages from
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