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pandoravirus : ウィキペディア英語版
pandoravirus

''Pandoravirus'' is a genus of giant virus with the largest genomes of any known viral genus. Like the other very large viruses ''Mimivirus'', ''Pithovirus'' and ''Megavirus'', ''Pandoravirus'' infects amoebas, but its genome, containing 1.9 to 2.5 megabases of DNA, is twice as large as that of ''Megavirus'', and it differs greatly from the other large viruses in appearance and in genome structure.
Although the capsid of ''Pithovirus'' is 50% larger in size, ''Pandoravirus'' has the largest genome among all known viruses.〔
==Discovery==
The discovery of pandoraviruses, by a team of French scientists led by husband and wife team Jean-Michel Claverie and Chantal Abergel, was announced in a report in the journal ''Science'' in July 2013. Other scientists had previously observed the pandoravirus-like particles, but owing to their enormous size, they were not expected to be viruses.〔 Patrick Scheid, a parasitologist from the Central Institute of the Bundeswehr Medical Service in Koblenz, Germany, found one in 2008, in an amoeba living in the contact lens of a woman with keratitis. Its development within the amoebal host was documented extensively. Unlike in other cases with such giant viruses, these microorganisms within Acanthamoebae were not mistaken as bacteria. The authors initially termed them "endocytobionts".
''Mimivirus'', a nucleocytoplasmic large DNA virus with a genome size of about 1.1 megabases, had been discovered in 1992 but not recognized as a virus until 2003. ''Megavirus'', discovered in seawater off the coast of Chile in 2011, has a genome size of approximately 1.2 megabases.
The prior discovery of these viruses prompted a search for other types of large amoeba-infecting viruses, which led to the finding of two species; ''Pandoravirus salinus'', found in seawater taken from the coast of Chile, with a genome size of ~2.5 megabases; and ''Pandoravirus dulcis'', found in a shallow freshwater pond in La Trobe University, Melbourne, Australia, with a 1.9 megabase genome.〔

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