The fine structure of cocal virus

Ditchfield, J; Almeida, June D.

doi:10.1016/0042-6822(64)90112-6

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“…Little is known about antigenic relationships among them. In complement-fixation tests, cocal virus was found to be related to the Indiana strain of vesicular stomatitis but not to the New Jersey strain (8). No antigenic relationship was found by us in cross-neutralization tests between rabies and the Indiana strain of vesicular stomatitis.…”

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Structure and Development of Rabies Virus in Tissue Culture

Hummeler

Koprowski

Wiktor

1967

J Virol

130

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Structure and development of two fixed rabies virus strains in baby hamster kidney cells (BHK/21) were investigated by electron microscopy. The morphological development was correlated with fluorescent-antibody staining and infectivity titration. The uptake of virus was enhanced by addition of diethylaminoethyl dextran, and structural changes became apparent in the cytoplasm 8 to 9 hr after infection, when fluorescent-antibody staining was first discernible. These changes consisted of matrices containing fibers replacing normal cytoplasmic structures. Virus particles appeared at the edges of these matrices and inside them at 24 to 48 hr. This corresponded to significant rises in intracellular infectious virus. Formation of virus particles by budding from cell membranes was seen at 72 hr. Further incubation of the infected cells resulted in synthesis of bizarre structural elements. The complete virus particle was bullet-shaped with an average size of 180 by 75 mi,. It consisted of an inner core of filamentous material surrounded by two membranes of different densities. The surface showed a honeycomb arrangement with surface protrusions 60 to 70 A long having a knoblike structure at their distal end. These surface protrusions were absent at the flat end of the virus particle.

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Structure and Development of Rabies Virus in Tissue Culture

Hummeler

Koprowski

Wiktor

1967

J Virol

130

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“…The classification as an arbovirus is based on epidemiological data (Hanson and Brandly, 1957;Jonkers et ~., 19640) and on the isolation of these viruses from, and propagation in, arthropods (Mussgay and Suérez, 1962;Jonkers et~., 19640;Jonkers et~., 1965;Shelokovand Peralta, 1967;Sudia, 1967;3ergold et~., 1968). The classification as a rhabdovirus is based on the bul/et shape morphology and manner of replication (Howatson and Whitmore, 1962;Ditchfield and Almeida, 1964;Bergold and Munz, 1967).…”

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Growth of vesicular stomatitis virus in mosquito cell lines

Artsob¹,

Spence²

1974

Can. J. Microbiol.

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Lors de P infection de cellules dl A. albopictus, le titre du virus augmenta après adsorption de celui-ci sur DEAE dextran ou à la suite de JI élévation de la température dl incubation des cellules. LI uti lisation dl un grand nombre de particu les infectieuses et P incubation à une température de 37°C résulta en JI infection de la totalité (100%) de la culture cellulaire, permettant ainsi une étude sommaire du développement du virus à Il aide du microscope électronique. Une infection persistante a pu être établie chez les deux lignées cellulaires et maintenue jusqu1au soixantième (60e) passage; certains changements dans les propriétés du virus ainsi propagé furent observés. La caractérisation des cultures porteuses nia pas permis dl incriminer des substances antivirales en tant qui agents de contrôle de P infection virale, mais P on a noté que la plupart des cellules semblaient génétiquement résistantes. Le traitement de cellules dl A. albopictus infectées de façon permanente avec de P actinomycine D détermina une élévation du titre vira 1.

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The rabiesviruses ? A new group?

Bell¹

1966

Archiv f Virusforschung

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The fine structure of cocal virus

Cited by 24 publications

References 6 publications

Structure and Development of Rabies Virus in Tissue Culture

Structure and Development of Rabies Virus in Tissue Culture

Growth of vesicular stomatitis virus in mosquito cell lines

The rabiesviruses ? A new group?

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