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Completeness of genome segments

SK Simon Käfer
SP Sofia Paraskevopoulou
FZ Florian Zirkel
NW Nicolas Wieseke
AD Alexander Donath
MP Malte Petersen
TJ Terry C. Jones
SL Shanlin Liu
XZ Xin Zhou
MM Martin Middendorf
SJ Sandra Junglen
BM Bernhard Misof
CD Christian Drosten
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The completeness of viral segments was assessed for all segmented-related findings. Segments with size similar to known relative viruses were regarded as at least coding-complete regions, if the segment ORF was terminated by a stop codon within the segment. Bunyaviruses have segments that form panhandles, with conserved, species-specific termini [15, 16]. We examined the genome termini for complementarity, and also evaluated whether the termini of one segment match those of the other segments.

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