Cytorhabdovirus

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. Lettuce necrotic yellows virus. Fig. 1 Purified virions stained with ammonium molybdate (Photograph courtesy of D. Gowanlock, University of Queensland)

Virion Morphology:

Bacilliform

Envelope:

Yes

Diameter (nm):

60–75

Length (nm):

200–350

Structural components:

Core (RNA, N, P, L), matrix, lipid envelope, G

Buoyant density (g/mL):

1.19–1.20

Buoyant density method:

Sucrose or potassium tartrate

Lipid composition:

Lipid envelope derived from cytoplasma membrane of Host cell

Additional information:

G protein protrudes through lipid envelope

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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Cytorhabdovirus

Genome Nucleic acid:

RNA

Strandedness:

Single-stranded

Polarity:

Negative-sense

Configuration:

Linear

Segment organization:

Segment no. 1 (kb):

12.8–14.5

One segment(s):

12.8–14.5 (kb) total (calculated)

G + C content (%):

41–42

mRNA transcripts:

6–9

Open reading frames:

6–10

Additional information:

Conserved gene junctions; complementary termini

Replication Entry mechanism:

Mechanical or insect vector

Site of transcription:

Unknown

Transcriptase:

Virus-encoded RNA-dependent RNA polymerase

Site of genome replication:

Viroplasms in cytoplasm

Replicase:

Virus-encoded RNA-dependent RNA polymerase

Replication intermediate:

Antigenomic (positive-sense) strand

Site of virion assembly:

Cytoplasm

Egress mechanism:

Budding from vesicles of the endoplasmic reticulum

Additional information:

Infection process not well studied awaiting molecular cell biology analysis

History Year of event Event

References

1932

Strawberry crinkle disease described

Zeller SM, Vaughan EK (1932) Phytopathol 22:709–713

1944

Northern cereal mosaic disease described

Ito S, Fukushi T (1944) J Sapporo Soc Agric For 36:62–89

1953

American wheat striate mosaic disease described

Slykhuis JT (1953) Phytopathol 43:537

1963

Lettuce necrotic yellows disease described

Stubbs LL, Grogan RG (1963) Aust J Agric Res 14:439–459

1968

Broccoli necrotic yellows virus identified

Hills GJ, Campbell RN (1968) J Ultrastruct Res 24:134

1972

Barley yellow striate mosaic virus isolated

Conti M (1972) Phytopathol Z 73:39–45

1976

Festuca leaf streak virus identified

Lundsgaard T, Albrechtsen SE (1976) Phytopath Z 87:12–16

1987

Experimental transmission of SCV to solanaceous plants after aphid injection enabled virus purification

Sylvester ES, Richardson J, Stenger DC (1987) Plant Dis 71:972–975

1994

Genome organization of LNYV reported

Wetzel T, Dietzgen RG, Dale JL (1994) Virology 200:401–412

Cytorhabdovirus

Year of event Event

References

2000

First complete nucleotide sequence of NCMV Tanno F et al (2000) Arch Virol 145:1373–1384 reported

2004

Two phylogenetically distinct groups of SCV isolates identified

Klerks M et al (2004) Eur J Plant Pathol 110:45–52

2005

Nucleocapsid gene variability reveals two LNYV subgroups

Callaghan B, Dietzgen RG (2005) Arch Virol 150:1661–1667

2006

Genome s