2023
DOI: 10.1007/s42977-023-00153-8
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How much (evil) intelligence can be encoded by 30 kb?

Abstract: Genomes of most RNA viruses are rarely larger than the size of an average human gene (10–15 kb) and still code for a number of biologically active polypeptides that modify the immune system and metabolism of the host organism in an amazingly complex way. Prolonged coevolution developed tricks by which viruses can dodge many protective mechanisms of the host and lead to the formation of molecular mimicry patterns. Some viruses inhibit the interferon response, interfere with the membrane destroying effects of th… Show more

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