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Volume 10, Number 3, March 2004 Coronaviridae and SARS-associated Coronavirus Strain HSR1Elisa Vicenzi,* Filippo Canducci,* Debora Pinna,* Nicasio Mancini,*
Silvia Carletti,* Adriano Lazzarin,*† Claudio Bordignon,*† Guido Poli
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Figure 3. Ultrastructural analysis of Vero cells infected with severe acute respiratory syndrome–associated coronavirus (SARS-CoV) strain HSR1. A, intracellular budding of SARS-CoV in large vesicles containing CoV virions (magnification x30,000); B, clusters of extracellular virions adjacent to the plasma membrane (magnification x50,000); C and D, intracellular budding of SARS-CoV virions (magnification x50,000). |
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