Subviral agents are pathogenic entities that can cause disease, but lack various fundamental properties of viruses. Subviral agents consist of satellites, viroids, prions, defective interfering particles, viriforms, and, most recently, obelisks. +SpeciesClassificationMaize white line mosaic satellite virusSatellite - RNAPanicum mosaic satellite virusSatellite - RNATobacco mosaic satellite virusSatellite - RNATobacco necrosis satellite virusSatellite - RNAMacrobrachium satellite virus 1Satellite - RNANilaparvata lugens commensal X virusSatellite - RNAChronic bee-paralysis satellite virusSatellite - RNACafeteriavirus-dependent mavirusSatellite - DNAMimivirus-dependent virus SputnikSatellite - DNAMimivirus-dependent virus ZamilonSatellite - DNAPhaeocystis globosa virus virophageSatellite - DNAChlorella virophageSatellite - DNADishui lake virophageSatellite - DNAGuarani virophageSatellite - DNAOrganic Lake virophageSatellite - DNAQinghai Lake virophageSatellite - DNAYellowstone Lake virophageSatellite - DNAAlphasatellite (Family)Satellite - DNATolecusatellitidae (Family)Satellite - DNAVirusoids (Family)Satellite - RNA - UncapsulatedDefective interfering particleDefective interfering particleAvocado sunblotch viroidViroidPeach latent mosaic viroidViroidEggplant latent viroidViroidPotato spindle tuber viroidViroidHop stunt viroidViroidCoconut cadang-cadang viroidViroidApple scar skin viroidViroidColeus blumei viroid 1ViroidPolydnaviriformidaeViriformRhodogtaviriformidaeViriformBartogtaviriformidae,ViriformBrachygtaviriformidaViriformObelisksObeliskPrionsPrion
See also Transmissible spongiform encephalopathy Virus classification
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