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. 2019 Dec 10;14(3):727–739. doi: 10.1038/s41396-019-0565-y

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Fig. 3 — a Viruses used in this study. M_B. maliensis is represented in orange, M_B. australiensis in purple, M_C. vitis in cyan and M_C. chilensis in dark blue. The transpovirons are represented as coloured circles (green for mvtv and pink for matv) inside the giant virus and virophage capsids. b Dominance effect of the resident transpoviron (mvtv in M_C. vitis, green circle in cyan capsid; matv in M_B. australiensis, pink circle in purple capsid) over the one carried by Z. vitis. Empty Z. vitis (black contour, white capsid) do acquire the resident transpoviron upon replication; c Permissive effect: the two type of transpovirons can be imported and replicated by empty M_C. chilensis (dark blue capsid, white circle) and M_B. maliensis (orange capsids, white circle), although with different efficiencies. d Combination of the dominance and permissive effect. Colour intensities of the circles (pink for matv, green for mvtv) illustrate the abundance of the transpovirons in the host and virophage particles.