Mastadenovirus

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. Human adenovirus 4. Fig. 1 Negative contrast electron micrograph of virus particle

Virion Morphology:

Icosahedral

Envelope:

No

Diameter (nm):

80

Length (nm):



Structural components:

Core, capsid

Buoyant density (g/mL):

1.34

Buoyant density method:

CsCl

Lipid composition:

No

Additional information:

Antenna-like 10–50 nm long fibers (polypeptide IV) protrude from the 12 vertices

C. Tidona, G. Darai (eds.), The Springer Index of Viruses, DOI 10.1007/978-0-387-95919-1, # Springer Science+Business Media, LLC 2011

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Mastadenovirus

Genome Nucleic acid:

DNA

Strandedness:

Double-stranded

Polarity:



Configuration:

Linear

Segment organization: Segment no. 1 (kb): One Segment(s): G + C content (%):

30–37 30–37 (kb) total (calculated)

41–64

mRNA transcripts: Open reading frames:

30–46

Additional information: Genome has 93–371 bp inverted terminal repeats (ITR), four early regions and two structural regions with one major late promotor; primate AdVs have one or two VA RNA genes

Replication Entry mechanism:

Attachment, internalization, and penetration receptors: CAR, avb3, avb5

Site of transcription:

Nucleus

Transcriptase:

Cellular RNA polymerase II

Site of genome replication: Nucleus Replicase:

Virus-encoded DNA-dependent DNA polymerase

Replication intermediate:

Panhandle intermediate basepaired via ITRs

Site of virion assembly:

Nucleus

Egress mechanism:

Rupture of nuclear membrane; adenovirus death protein (ADP) in primate AdVs

Additional information:

High accumulation of virus progeny in nuclei

History Year of event Event

References

1889

Keratitis punctata superficials

Fuchs E (1889) Wein Klin Biochem Schr 2:837

1930

Epizootic fox encephalitis

Green RG et al (1930) Am J Hyg 12:109–129

1948

Description of acute hepatitis in dogs, the so called Rubarth S (1948) Acta Path Microbiol Scand 25:122 Rubarth disease

1953

First identification of adenoviruses

1954

Canine adenovirus type 1 isolated from a dog with Cabasso VJ (1954) Proc Soc Exp Biol Med 85:239–245 acute hepatitis

1955

Demonstration of human adenovirus 8 as the cause Jawetz E et al (1955) Science 122:1190–1191 of epidemic keratoconjunctivitis

Rowe WP et al (1953) Proc Soc Exp Biol Med 84:570–573

Mastadenovirus

Year of event Event

References

1959

Description of the icosahedral structure of the adenovirus capsid

Horne RW (1959) J Mol Biol 1:84–86

1959

First demonstration of a bovine adenovirus

Klein M et al (1959) Proc Soc Exp Biol Med 102:1–4

1960

First demonstration of a murine adenovirus

Hartley JW, Rowe WP (1960) Virology 11:645–647

1960

Establishment of hemagglutination inhibition as the method for typing of adenoviruses

Rosen L (1960) Am J Hyg 71:120–128

1962

Demonstration of the oncogenicity of the human adenovirus type 12 in newborn hamsters

Trentin JJ et al (1962) Science 137:835–847

1964

Description of adenovirus in pigs

Haig DA et al (1964) J Comp Pathol 74:81–84

1965

First description of antenna-like fiber protruding from each vertex of the adenovirus capsid

Valentine