Cypoviruses (aka cytoplasmic polyhedrosis virus; CPV) are a genus of viruses in the Reoviridae family. The virions have an icosahedral structure typical of other reoviruses and are 55-69 nm in diameter. The genome is composed of 10 segments of double-stranded RNA. The virions are embedded in a protein matrix to form the structures referred to as polyhedra or occlusion bodies. Cypoviruses have only been isolated from insects.
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- Los Cypovirus son virus citoplasmáticos polihédricos de la familia Reoviridae. Los viriones icosahédricos tienen la estructura típica de los reovirus y un diámetro de 55-69 nm. El genoma está compuesto de 10 segmentos de ADN bicatenario. Los viriones están incrustados en una matriz de proteínas formando las estructuras poliédricas o cuerpos oclusión. Los Cypovirus sólo se han aislado de insectos. Morfológicamente, estos virus tienen mucho en común con los más ampliamente estudiados nucleopoliedrovirus, un género de virus de los artrópodos de la familia Baculoviridae. Sin embargo, Cipovirus tiene un genoma ARN y se replica en el citoplasma de las células infectadas mientras que aquellos tienen un genoma ADN y se replican en el núcleo. Estos virus se clasifican en 14 especies en base a los perfiles de migración electroforéticos de los segmentos del genoma.
- Cypoviruses (aka cytoplasmic polyhedrosis virus; CPV) are a genus of viruses in the Reoviridae family. The virions have an icosahedral structure typical of other reoviruses and are 55-69 nm in diameter. The genome is composed of 10 segments of double-stranded RNA. The virions are embedded in a protein matrix to form the structures referred to as polyhedra or occlusion bodies. Cypoviruses have only been isolated from insects. Morphologically, these viruses have much in common with the much more widely studied nucleopolyhedroviruses (NPV), a genus of arthropod viruses in the Baculovirus family. However, CPV have an RNA genome and replicate in the cytoplasm of the infected cells while NPV have a DNA genome and replicate in the nucleus.
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- Electron micrograph of a Cypovirus occlusion body
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- Cypovirus 16
- Cypovirus 15
- Cypovirus 14
- Cypovirus 13
- Cypovirus 12
- Cypovirus 11
- Cypovirus 10
- Cypovirus 9
- Cypovirus 8
- Cypovirus 7
- Cypovirus 6
- Cypovirus 5
- Cypovirus 4
- Cypovirus 3
- Cypovirus 2
- Cypovirus 1
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- Los Cypovirus son virus citoplasmáticos polihédricos de la familia Reoviridae. Los viriones icosahédricos tienen la estructura típica de los reovirus y un diámetro de 55-69 nm. El genoma está compuesto de 10 segmentos de ADN bicatenario. Los viriones están incrustados en una matriz de proteínas formando las estructuras poliédricas o cuerpos oclusión. Los Cypovirus sólo se han aislado de insectos.
- Cypoviruses (aka cytoplasmic polyhedrosis virus; CPV) are a genus of viruses in the Reoviridae family. The virions have an icosahedral structure typical of other reoviruses and are 55-69 nm in diameter. The genome is composed of 10 segments of double-stranded RNA. The virions are embedded in a protein matrix to form the structures referred to as polyhedra or occlusion bodies. Cypoviruses have only been isolated from insects.
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