- A
virion (plural,
viria or
virions) is an
inert virus particle capable of
invading a cell. Upon
entering the cell, the
virion dis****embles and the genetic...
- a
mature HIV
virion. Only
mature virions are then able to
infect another cell. The
classical process of
infection of a cell by a
virion can be called...
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Virion is
another name for a
virus particle.
Virion may also
refer to:
Charles Virion (1865-1946), a
noted French sculptor and
ceramicist Pierre Virion...
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Poxviridae viral particles (
virions) are
generally enveloped (external
enveloped virion),
though the
intracellular mature virion form of the virus, which...
- non-enveloped
particles (mature
virions), and
enveloped particles (extracellular
virions). The
structure of the
virions is
consistent with that of others...
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proteins go on to
become either new
virions within the cell,
helper proteins,
which help ****embly of new
virions, or
proteins involved in cell lysis....
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after initial infection,
approximately 200 new
virions (viral bodies) are formed. Once
enough virions have
matured and ac****ulated,
specialized viral...
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Although virions of
different retroviruses do not have the same
morphology or biology, all the
virion components are very similar. The main
virion components...
- some
function as mRNA, and some are
destined to be the
genomes of
progeny virions. In the ****embly of new
virus particles (i.e. the
packaging of progeny...
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Adnaviruses have
filamentous virions, i.e. they are long, thin, and cylindrical.
Lipothrixviruses and
ungulaviruses have
flexible virions about 410–2,200 nanometers...
