k Satellite tobacco necrosis virus Satellite tobacco necrosis virus, computer artwork. A satellite virus is a subviral agent consisting of nucleic acids encoding its protein coat silver. Satellite viruses cannot infect host cells alone they require a helper virus, in this case tobacco necrosis virus TNV, to enable them to enter and replicate within the cell. TNV causes lesions on the leaves of tobacco plants Nicotiana tabacum which are exacerbated by the satellite virus. Stock Photo - Afloimages
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Satellite tobacco necrosis virus Satellite tobacco necrosis virus, computer artwork. A satellite virus is a subviral agent consisting of nucleic acids encoding its protein coat  silver . Satellite viruses cannot infect host cells alone  they require a helper virus, in this case tobacco necrosis virus  TNV , to enable them to enter and replicate within the cell. TNV causes lesions on the leaves of tobacco plants  Nicotiana tabacum  which are exacerbated by the satellite virus.
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Satellite tobacco necrosis virus

Satellite tobacco necrosis virus, computer artwork. A satellite virus is a subviral agent consisting of nucleic acids encoding its protein coat (silver). Satellite viruses cannot infect host cells alone; they require a helper virus, in this case tobacco necrosis virus (TNV), to enable them to enter and replicate within the cell. TNV causes lesions on the leaves of tobacco plants (Nicotiana tabacum) which are exacerbated by the satellite virus.

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