densovirinae การใช้

• These viruses were once considered members of the family Parvoviridae ( subfamily Densovirinae ) their genomes differ greatly from those viruses in size and coding strategy.
• The family is divided into two subfamilies : " Parvovirinae ", which infect vertebrates and " Densovirinae ", which infect invertebrates.
• To date, very few viruses from the " Densovirinae " have been studied and sequenced, so the above taxonomy may poorly reflect the true diversity of this subfamily.
• Parvoviruses that infect vertebrate hosts make up the subfamily " Parvovirinae ", while those that infect arthropods ( currently only known to infect insects or shrimp ) make up the subfamily " Densovirinae ".