Dengue Virus

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Dengue Virus
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Virus classification
Group: NA
Family: NA
Genus: NA

Classification:

Group: Group IV ((+)ssRNA, no DNA stage)

Family: Flaviviridae

Genus: Flavivirus

Species: Dengue Virus

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