Herpesvirus morphology: visualization of a structural subunit
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Intervirology
|January 1, 1978
Abstract:
The presence of spontaneously disrupted cytomegalovirus capsids has made it possible to visualize a subunit within the herpesvirus capsomere. The pattern resolved agreed well with the theoretical net based on the concept of a structural subunit at each apex of the hexon.
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