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Volume 64, Issue 4

The Biology of Coronaviruses Free

Abstract

Introduction

The Coronaviridae is a monogeneric family comprising 11 viruses which infect vertebrates. Members of the group are responsible for diseases of clinical and economic importance, in particular respiratory and gastrointestinal disorders (Table 1). The group was originally recognized on the basis of a characteristic virion morphology (Tyrrell ., 1968), but can now be defined by biological and molecular criteria. Various aspects of coronavirus biology have been dealt with in recent reviews (Robb & Bond, 1979; Siddell ., 1982; Wege ., 1982).

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Keyword(s): Coronaviruses , pathogenesis , replication and structure
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