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All Languages. Item Width:. Item Weight:. Number of Pages:. About this product. Product Information Rather than to present each taxonomic group of viruses in its entirety, the core of this book is organized around features of the reproductive cycle shared by all viruses. This concise, student-friendly text is intended for biology and microbiology majors and even beginning graduate students.

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Skip to main content Thank you for visiting nature. Download PDF. Subjects Social evolution Virology. Abstract The success of many viruses depends upon cooperative interactions between viral genomes.

Introduction Cooperation can be observed at all scales of biology. What is cooperation? What is a cheat? Full size image. How do viruses cooperate? Where are viral cheats found? When are cheats favoured? Why should evolutionary biologists care? Viruses versus other lifeforms A comparison of cheating in viruses versus other organisms raises the question of whether cheating in viruses is the same as cheating elsewhere in the living world Fig.

These include: 1 The high mutation rate and simple genome of viruses means that mutations to cheating can happen relatively easily Viruses make model cheats The unique features of viral cheating make viruses excellent model organisms for studying cheating.