1-2010-0012. Life cycle of viruses. • Inactive virions with regular shape (symmetry). • Vegetative viruses in the course of virus replication, attached to plant structures. • Virions are usually stored and accumulated in the host cells translocated in the host and spread by vectors
in these viruses. Numerous viruses contain positive-strand (i.e., messenger- sense) RNA genomes in their virions and replicate by means of negative-strand RNA that is complementary to the genomic. RNA. These viruses, referred to as positive-strand RNA viruses, include the plant viruses tobacco mosaic virus, tomato
The year 1998 is the centenary year of the discovery of viruses. Critical experiments by Beijerinck (1898) proved for the first time that tobacco mosaic disease was not caused by a bacterium or any
14 Dec 2015 Full-text (PDF) | Analysis of RNA replication in plant viruses.
This chapter discusses broad aspects of virology and highlights how plant viruses have led the subject of virology in many aspects. .. Some can become integrated into the host chromosome and replicate with it. Some viruses that infect pro- karyotes have properties like those of plasmids and, in particular, the ability to
To enhance these processes, viruses assemble and replicate in membrane-associated complexes that may develop into “virus factories" or “viroplasms" in which viral components and host factors required for replication are concentrated. Many plant viruses replicate in association with the cortical ER-actin network that is
multiplication of the virus. D. Transcription and Translation. The key to understanding the genomic expression of viruses is noting the fact that viruses must use host cellular machinery to replicate and make functional and structural proteins. Strategies for genomic expression for different taxonomic groupings of viruses are

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