Abstract
DNA analysis of small insect iridovirus 6 was performed. Combined exonuclease-restriction endonuclease digestions revealed that all resulting fragments were degraded without preference for any one DNA fragment. Upon denaturation and reannealing of native linear Chilo iridescent virus DNA (158 × 106 daltons), duplex DNA circles of a smaller size (140 × 106 daltons) with protruding tails were formed.
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