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. 2021 Jun 4;7(2):veab054. doi: 10.1093/ve/veab054

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Figure 1. — Genome organization and the geographical distribution of CLCuMuV and associated satellites. (A) CLCuMuV has a genome size of 2,700 nts with four ORFs on the complementary strand encoding Rep, TrAP, REn, and C4 proteins; the virion sense strand encodes CP and MP proteins. (B) Alphasatellites (CLCuMuA) possess genomes of ∼1,360 nts and encode for Rep proteins. Additionally, they have a non-coding A-rich region. (C) CLCuMuB encompasses a genome of ∼1,350 nts with only one ORF encoding for the βC1 protein; the betasatellite contains conserved, non-coding satellite conserved region (SCR) and A-rich regions. (D) Map representing the current geographical distribution of CLCuMuV and associated satellite molecules in six countries. (E) Horizontal bar graph denoting numbers of CLCuMuV, alphasatellites, and betasatellites reported from five countries.