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This is a summary page created by the ICTV Report Editors using information from associated Taxonomic Proposals and the Master Species List.
Edited by: Holly Hughes
Posted: October 2024
This is a summary page created by the ICTV Report Editors using information from associated Taxonomic Proposals and the Master Species List.
Edited by: Holly Hughes
Posted: October 2024
This is a summary page created by the ICTV Report Editors using information from associated Taxonomic Proposals and the Master Species List.
Edited by: Holly Hughes
Posted: October 2024
The Virus Properties table provides a sortable, filterable table listing the properties of the viruses that belong to each ICTV family. Included are genome composition, organization, and size; virion shape, size, and if it is enveloped; and host range.
An updated set of diagrams of virion morphology arranged by host and genome type at the family level, are now available and are intended to give an overview of the diversity of known forms.
The ICTV Computational Virus Taxonomy Challenge is a challenge for bioinformaticians who build methods to classify unknown sequences into the ICTV-approved taxonomy.
A new version of the Virus Metadata Resource (VMR) spreadsheet has been released (VMR_MSL39_v1.xlsx). This version, released on May 17, 2024, can be downloaded from https://ictv.global/vmr/current. This release reflects the taxonomic changes incorporated into the current 2023 virus taxonomy, MSL39. The ICTV chooses an exemplar virus for each species and the VMR provides a list of these exemplars.
The new 2023 ICTV taxonomy is now available in both our traditional tabular browser: https://ictv.global/taxonomy and also in our new Visual Taxonomy browser: https://ictv.global/taxonomy/visual-browser . This second release of the visual browser adds new search capabilities to find your taxon of interest, and have the browser automatically expand to display the selected taxon.
The new, 2023 ICTV taxonomy is now available online at https://ictv.global/taxonomy. This new version of Master Species List #39 is available for download as an Excel Spreadsheet.
The MSL39 release contains taxonomic changes approved by the ICTV Executive Committee in July, 2023 and ratified by the ICTV Membership in April 2024. A paper describing this release is being prepared.
