ICTVdB Data
Taxonomy:
Taxonomic structure of the family.
Genome:
Virions contain one molecule of linear positive-sense single stranded RNA.
Total genome length is 9700-11800 nt. The 5' end of the genome has a cap. 3' end has a poly(A) tract.
Host:
Virus infects vertebrates and plants.
Morphology:
Virions tightly enveloped (by a lipid membrane); slightly pleomorphic; spherical; 70 nm indiameter. Surface projections of envelope distinct; glycoprotein spikes (composed of twovirus proteins forming heterodimers). Nucleocapsids isometric; 40 nm in diameter. Symmetry icosahedral (T=4).
(For more information see the ICTV database below.)
More Information on Togaviruses:
| Taxonomy: | ICTVdB Data | Books: | Amazon.com |
| WWW Sites: | ATV Sites! | Viral Genomes: | Entrez |
| Tutorials: | None Available | Viral Genes: | Genbank |
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| Togaviridae - Togaviruses | ||||
| EM Images | Example Virus Name | Description | ||
| Genus Alphavirus | ||||
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Sindbis virus | |||
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Eastern/Western encephalitis viruses | |||
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Semliki Forest virus | |||
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Ross River virus life-cycle, computer generated graphic | This computer generated art quality graphics of HIV was done by Russell Kightley of Canberra, Australia. | ||
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Ross River virus | |||
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Alphaviruses | alphaviruses in several forms of digital reconstruction | ||
| Genus Rubivirus | ||||
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Rubella virus | |||
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