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. 2022 Jun 29;12:913619. doi: 10.3389/fcimb.2022.913619

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Diagrammatic genome organization and phylogenetic position of Diplodia seriata polymycovirus 1 (DsPmV1). (A). Schematic representation of the DsPmV1genome. The genomic segments RNA1 to dsRNA4 encode RNA dependent RNA polymerase (RdRP; P1), a hypothetical protein P2, methyltransferase (MTR; P3) and a hypothetical protein (P4). P3 was predicted to possess a conserved domain of SAM or AdoMet-MTase (cd02440) and is denoted by the blue bar. The dsRNA4 harbored PASrp region, which is commonly observed in polymycoviruses and is believed to be involved in encapsidation of their genome. Two black lines around the complete genome (pink region) represent the two segments showing the dsRNA nature of the genome. (B). Phylogenetic tree utilizing the RdRP amino acid sequences derived from DsPmV1 and other polymycovirses. Hadaka viruses 1 (HadV1-1NL and 7n) were used as an out-group.