Titlebook: Viruses and the Environment; J. I. Cooper Book 1995Latest edition J.I. Cooper 1995 animals.biology.gene therapy.invertebrates.molecular bi

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-011-0011-3animals; biology; gene therapy; invertebrates; molecular biology; taxonomy; virus; ecotoxicology

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Viruses in aquatic environments,ters (e.g. rivers) for drinking, and it has long been known that these are liable to be contaminated, not only with human faeces but also with plant pathogenic agents (Koenig, 1986). In scattered rural communities the risks of virus infection from water seem less for the human population, but there

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Strategies of virus maintenance in communities,ost (Figure 6.1(a)). However, viruses circulating within only one population seem exceptional. Of the positions which a target population can occupy in relation to the biology of a virus, the most common seems to be one in which it only has a share in the maintenance, other populations grouped under

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Conclusion,utside the cell, nucleic acids are vulnerable to extracellular enzymes and possession of a protective protein coat will be advantageous and likely to be a property selected for. Monophagy, deriving from a close co-evolution with one type of host, is likely to be the first option in the evolution of

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