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Pleomoviria is a realm of archaeal viruses that encode a unique V-shaped membrane fusion protein and internal membrane matrix proteins that are attached to the viral envelope, which surrounds the genome and has spikes protruding from its surface. Pleomovirian genomes are either circular double-stranded DNA (dsDNA) molecules, linear dsDNA, or circular single-stranded DNA (ssDNA). Regardless of genome type, pleomovirians have a conserved group of core genes that are in the same order. The extracellular particles (virions) of pleomovirians consist of the genome and the envelope. Virions have a pseudo-spherical, pleomorphic shape that is uneven and variable in shape. Pleomovirians do not have a capsid, nucleocapsid, or nucleoproteins.
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