Giant Viruses Found Dormant in Seaweed, Passing Through Generations

Giant viruses found dormant in seaweed (Ectocarpus) genomes, passed down generations. This changes how we see viral latency in multicellular life.

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Giant viruses are now found to live inside seaweed for many years, passed from parent seaweed to baby seaweed. This is a new way scientists understand how viruses can hide.

#GiantViruses, #SeaweedGenetics, #ViralLatency, #Ectocarpus, #MaxPlanckInstitute
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Giant Viruses Found Living Inside Seaweed for Generations

Giant viruses found dormant in seaweed (Ectocarpus) genomes, passed down generations. This changes how we see viral latency in multicellular life.

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An ancient virus hidden in algae has been reawakened—giving scientists vital clues about dormant infections in humans. #ViralLatency #Microbiology #HiddenViruses

https://geekoo.news/ancient-viruses-in-algae-may-hold-the-key-to-understanding-viral-reactivation/

Ancient Viruses in Algae May Hold the Key to Understanding Viral Reactivation | Geekoo

Scientists at Virginia Tech have reactivated a massive dormant virus hiding in green algae—shedding light on how viruses remain hidden, and how they might be forced out of latency in humans.

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