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What is The genome of paramyxoviruses consists of: and explain in detail?
Paramyxoviruses: Parainfluenza virus 1. Parainfluenza virus contains a single-stranded, nonsegmented, negative- sense RNA genome with nucleoproteins P and L. It is surrounded by a helical nucleocapsid, which contains glycoprotein spikes. Ohomyxovirus - Single stranded segmented RNA. Rotavirus - Double stranded segmented RNA. Segmental RNA is seen in: B: Bunyaviridae I: Influenza R: Reoviridae A: Arenaviridae