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Converging lines of evidence fail to detect nanovirus replication in its insect vector
Nanoviruses have a multipartite circular ssDNA genome and are transmitted by aphids in a circulative manner. Although generally considered non-propagative within their vectors, direct experimental evidence supporting the absence of viral replication remains limited. This question is particularly rel
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