Functional RNAs in Virology Special Issue
A Viruses Special Issue on functional RNAs in virology, covering structured RNAs, RNA-protein interactions, and RNA-based regulation in viral infection.
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3' UTR-biased siRNA production in an insect-specific flavivirus
A comparative analysis of vsiRNA profiles across insect-specific flaviviruses reveals unusually strong 3' UTR-biased siRNA production that is independent of sfRNA formation.
Xinyang flavivirus and a likely tick-only orthoflavivirus clade
Xinyang flavivirus defines a basal, likely tick-only orthoflavivirus clade and expands the comparative picture of vertebrate-independent flavivirus evolution.
Automated lineage designation from viral genomic data
This study describes an automated framework for lineage designation from phylogenetic and genomic data, designed to scale to very large viral datasets while remaining consistent and interpretable.
What virus bioinformatics can and cannot tell us about RNA viruses
Virus bioinformatics helps us compare genomes, track outbreaks, and identify conserved RNA elements, but its value depends on careful interpretation rather than broad claims.
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