Observations on the Interaction of Baculoviruses with the Plasma Membrane

Roberta T. Hess; L. A. Falcon

doi:10.1099/0022-1317-36-3-525

Observations on the Interaction of Baculoviruses with the Plasma Membrane

Roberta T. Hess and L. A. Falcon
First Published: 01 September 1977 https://doi.org/10.1099/0022-1317-36-3-525

Abstract

Summary

Two nuclear polyhedrosis baculoviruses were observed to acquire an envelope by budding through the plasma membrane. Budding (synhymenosis) occurred in a variety of tissues. The mechanism involved in the budding process appears similar to that described for other viruses and results in a characteristic surface structure similar to peplomers on one end of the virus.

Received: 19/08/1976
Accepted: 28/04/1977
Published Online: 01/09/1977

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Volume 36, Issue 3

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Observations on the Interaction of Baculoviruses with the Plasma Membrane

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