… viral sequences from all biomes are novel. Our analysis drawing on all publicly available
viral metagenomes observed a mere 257,698 viral … current paucity of viral metagenomic data. …

… tries to dominate (note the bulge), but it dies-out completely and the stronger virus wins,
as … -DVD, Facebook/MySpace, Reddit/Digg), we provided positive evidence of WTA in real-life. …

… the context-dependent nature of virus–microorganism interactions in ecological … We
revisit the ‘rules of life’ in terms of how long-term infections shape the fate of viruses and …

… , viruses at the origin of life — or at least their presence from the very beginning. Throughout
evolution viruses … all life forms, we now recognize that viruses contributed to the beginning of …

… Viruses are major drivers of global biogeochemistry and the etiological agents of many
diseases. They are also the winners in the game of life: there are more viruses … view life as a viral …

… of viruses. Furthermore, structural biology has demonstrated links between viruses infecting
the three domains of life pointing to a very ancient origin of viruses. However, presently …

… viruses infect each cell and can recombine with one another; at low MOI, each virus infects a
cell that no other virus … as the altruist in that game and in fact wins. However, this distinction …

… life-history characters are common in some viruses within the time of a typical research project.
As with all forms of life, the pace and direction of viral … The differences in viral as opposed …

… Viruses are the most abundant life-form in the world and more than 99.9 percent of viral
species remain unstudied. Simply put, viruses are winners in the game of life.…

… However, within the last few years, viruses that parasitize protozoa and other lower forms
of life have been isolated; they are as large as bacteria and contain considerable genetic …