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49: 31: 422:(RNA)". There are four different nucleotides that can make up a genome. In BQCV, 29.2% of its genome is made up of A nucleotides, 30.6% is U nucleotides, 18.5% is C nucleotides, and 21.6% is G nucleotides. A genome is polyadenylated when it has a poly(A) tail at the end, or a string of only adenine (A) bases. The black queen cell virus contains two 542:
Another important interaction that BQCV has with its host is its resistance to host cell mechanisms. This resistance is accomplished by a cap structure that black queen cell virus has on the 5’ end of its genome. A cap structure has many functions. It protects the mRNA from being degraded, it ensures
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species that are now hosts for this virus. One major impact that this virus has on its host is its ability to produce offspring. The offspring are still produced by infected individuals, but they do not survive. Another way that this virus interacts with its host is by interfering with cellular mRNA
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Gall, Olivier Le; Christian, Peter; Fauquet, Claude M.; King, Andrew M. Q.; Knowles, Nick J.; Nakashima, Nobuhiko; Stanway, Glyn; Gorbalenya, Alexander E. (2008-04-01). "Picornavirales, a proposed order of positive-sense single-stranded RNA viruses with a pseudo-T = 3 virion architecture".
392:, which describe the faces in terms of the number of facets (smaller triangles inside the faces) each contains. BQCV is a pseudo-T=3 capsid, meaning that it is mathematically a T=1 capsid, but the way the capsid is structured makes it look like T=3. The genome of this virus contains 8550 366:. VP4 proteins, which are sometimes also found in the capsid, do not affect the virus's infectivity, or ability to be transmitted. The surface of the virion has large protrusions, which are formed by the VP1 and VP3 proteins and are located between the 5- and 3-fold axes of the 239:
of being infected with this virus, as it only manifests itself with visible symptoms in the larvae. Although only the larvae are visibly affected by this disease, adults can also be infected, but asymptomatically. Transmission occurs by a
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to transmit the virus to other uninfected bees. The results of both of these functions of the parasite in these colonies is the increase of the infectivity and the mortality rate related to the virus.
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Due to these protrusions, BQCV is larger than most other picornaviruses. The capsid is also characterized by plateaus (around the 3-fold axes) and depressions (around the 2-fold axes).
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or treatment forms available to treat bees infected with this virus, therefore sanitation is the best way to prevent the spread. Sanitation practices include replacing the
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There are many diseases or viruses that can be associated with black queen cell virus. One such disease is Nosema disease. If a honey bee is infected with
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of the hive and requeening. Requeening simply means that the queen of the hive is replaced with a new, and in the case of infected hives, healthy queen.
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stunt virus. However, black queen cell virus is not used in this way because bee colonies are important to agriculture and to economics.
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on the cell membrane. Once the virus is inside the cell, the virus is uncoated and the genome (RNA) is released into the
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to hive when the bees travel between them and when infected queen bees are distributed to other hives, There are no
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After the virus has entered the host cell, it must replicate its genome. In dicistroviruses, the 5’ VPg protein
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of honey bees. BQCV can also be transmitted from nurse bees to larvae when they feed, and from
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containing non-structural and structural (capsid-forming) subunits, respectively".
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Black queen cell virus is also similar to a few other viruses within the family
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Szabo, Tibor I. (1982-01-01). "Requeening Honeybee Colonies with Queen Cells".
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efficient translation, and it helps the mRNA travel from the cytoplasm to the
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are being used as pest control. Some examples include the control of the
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in the viral genome and analyze the effect that it has on the host cell.
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BQCV interacts with parasites to make the virus more prone to causing
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Black queen cell virus was originally described in 1977, but its
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The main host of black queen cell virus is the honey bee genus
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vesicles". This absorption begins after the virus binds to a
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until 2000. BQCV can currently be found most commonly in
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Baker, Andrea C.; Schroeder, Declan C. (2008-01-22).
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The black queen cell virus contains 60 copies of the
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family, which means that it is a virus that infects
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Virus classification
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Virus
Riboviria
Orthornavirae
Pisuviricota
Pisoniviricetes
Picornavirales
Dicistroviridae
Triatovirus
virus
honey bees
Apis mellifera
Apis florea
Apis dorsata
genome
sequenced
Australia
South Africa
pupae
queen bees
symptoms
parasite
intestines
hive
vaccines
comb
Picornavirales
Picornaviridae

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