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Sequence of morphological alterations in blue-green algae in the course of cyanophage infection.

Electron microscopic studies were performed on the sequence of morphological alterations induced by the cyanophage PP-1 in the blue-green algae Phormidium sp. and Plectonema boryanum. The following phases of virus infection were made evident: virus adsorption onto the host cell; the presence of virus "ghosts", suggesting the penetration of viral DNA into the cell and its multiplication in the nucleoplasm; invagination of thylakoids and formation of the "virogenic stroma"; virus maturation within the "virogenic stroma"; cellular lysis at 48 hours post inoculation.[1]

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  1. Sequence of morphological alterations in blue-green algae in the course of cyanophage infection. Moisa, I., Sotropa, E., Velehorschi, V. Virologie. (1981) [Pubmed]
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