Existing host range mutations constrain further emergence of RNA viruses

Agriculture & Biology

• bacteriophages 9%
• clones 27%
• double-stranded RNA 11%
• epistasis 12%
• genes 10%
• genotype 12%
• high-throughput nucleotide sequencing 11%
• host range 77%
• infection 5%
• mutants 23%
• mutation 55%
• mutation rate 11%
• niches 8%
• point mutation 33%
• proteins 6%
• Pseudomonas syringae 35%
• RNA viruses 95%

Medicine & Life Sciences

• Clone Cells 32%
• Genes 8%
• Genotype 14%
• High-Throughput Nucleotide Sequencing 19%
• Host Specificity 100%
• Mutation 45%
• Mutation Rate 10%
• Point Mutation 29%
• Proteins 7%
• Pseudomonas syringae 50%
• RNA Phages 15%
• RNA Viruses 91%