In this article we will discuss about the replication cycle of rabies viruses. The infection process is initiated with adsorption of virus on the host cell. Interaction takes place between spike G protein and specific cell surface receptors. It results in fusion of the rabies virus envelope with the host cell membrane. After adsorption, the […]
Replication Cycle of Rabies Viruses | Microbiology
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Replication of Adenoviruses | Microbiology
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In this article we will discuss about the replication of adenoviruses. Adenovirus replicates inside the nucleus (Fig. 17.9). By the DNA replication process, the adenovirus multiplication cycle is separated into two phases i.e., an early phase and a late phase. In both phases a primary transcript is formed which is spliced to produce monocistronic mRNA […]
Entry of Adenoviruses in Host Cell | Microbiology
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In this article we will discuss about the entry of adenovirus in host cell through attachment and endocytosis steps. The virus enters into the host cell through the steps as given below: (a) Attachment: Attachment to cells is rather slow and takes several hours to reach a maximum. Viral entry occurs into the two stages. […]
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