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Dictionary » B » Baltimore classification Baltimore classificationDefinition noun A classification system for viruses according to their type of genome (DNA, RNA, single-stranded (ss), double-stranded (ds) etc.) and their method of replication.
Viruses may be classified as follows according to their type of genome:
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Results from our forumQuestion about RNA virusesDepends. Class III to V in the Baltimore classification system are basically following what was known as the central dogma. But the class VI (retroviruses) ...
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Answer this !!... I forgot the name)..poor me.. :( Why it does so? because according to Baltimore virus' classification, retroviridae is classified into dsRNA with DNA intermediate (reverse transcriptase) ...
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