rescuant
virogene
virogenomics
virogenomic
cellular virome
heterosubtype
transactivate
heterosubtypic
semipermissive
reassorted
viroplasm
virostatic
reassortant
ultramutation
provirus
shift
insertant
ribovirus
hexamer
agroclone
precore
transreplication
intermutational
laherparepvec
helper virus
transactivation
ssDNA
virussy
lysogenic cycle
biallelism
mutant
polyepigenetic
mutagenic
frankenvirus
betapapillomavirus
pseudorevertant
hervotype
intramutational
mutated
mutation
permissive
teratoid
velogen
retrofamily
lentogen
neomutation
mutatively
compensatory
pararetrovirus
homosubtypic
mutative
heteroencapsidation
micromutation
betaretrovirus
remutation
subclone
muton
mutatable
hypermutation
saltation
retroviral
autointegration
retrovirion
backmutation
retrovirally
vcRNA
macromutation
endoretroviral
lentigenome
deltaretrovirus
reptarenavirus
neomorph
solendovirus
resolvasome
retrovirology
endogenous retrovirus
group specific antigen
virodiversity
superclone
Sendai virus
misrepair
pentamutation
subfunctionalization
postmutational
point mutation
antispike
metavirome
pseudofunctionalization
subviral
gene mutation
mutating
quasifixation
antimutant
mutagenesis
premutative
load
oncoretrovirus

English words for 'A rescued mutation, typically in a virus.'

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