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. 2021 Feb 13;13(2):294. doi: 10.3390/v13020294

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Spinareovirinae phylogenetic tree. A phylogenetic tree (neighbour joining) of the Reoviridae subfamily, Spinareovirinae. Clustering is determined by sequence homology between the RNA-dependent RNA polymerase protein sequences. Capsid layers found among each genus are indicated. *Oryzavirus contains a complete core particle, and a partial outercapsid more closely resembling intermediate subviral particles (ISVPs) seen with Mammalian Orthoreovirus (MRV), Figure 2. Figure generated using BLOSUM62 and re-illustrated using Biorender.com. Accession numbers: (AKG65873, ALK02203 for Orthoreovirus), (AGR34045, AAM92745, AAL31497 for Aquareovirus), (AAM18342, 690891, AAK00595 for Coltivirus), (001936004, BAC98431 for Mycoreovirus), (AEC32904, AAC36456 for Oryzavirus), (AAN46860, AAK73087 for Cypovirus), (Q8JYK1, BAA08542 for Fijivirus), (ABB17205 for Idnoreovirus) and (AAZ94068 for Dinovernavirus).