Zusammenfassung
Heute sind neun Virusfamilien bekannt, deren Vertreter eine einzelsträngige RNA in Plusstrangorientierung besitzen und in der Lage sind, Infektionserkrankungen in Menschen oder Wirbeltieren zu verursachen: Die Familie der Picornaviridae wird zusammen mit den Dicistro-, Ifla-, Polycipi- und Secoviridae in die Ordnung der Picornavirales gruppiert. Die Caliciviridae, Astroviridae und Hepeviridae wurden bisher in keine Ordnung eingruppiert.
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