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Cytopathic effect (abbreviated CPE)
refers to
structural changes in host
cells that are
caused by
viral invasion. The
infecting virus causes lysis of the...
- ****ociated with
enteric disease in humans. The name is
derived from "enteric
cytopathic human orphan virus".
These viruses were
originally not ****ociated with...
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viruses have on the host cell is extensive.: 115–146
These are
called '
cytopathic effects'.: 115 Most
virus infections eventually result in the
death of...
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detected by the
detrimental effect they have on the host cell.
These cytopathic effects are
often characteristic of the type of virus. For instance, herpes...
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Micrograph showing the
viral cytopathic effect of
herpes (ground gl****
nuclear inclusions, multi-nucleation). Pap test. Pap stain....
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glycoprotein does not
appear to have any
effects on
replication kinetics,
cytopathic effects, or
plaque formation of hMPV.
After fusion, the
viral ribonucleoprotein...
- to
survive for a
protracted period in the host. HSV
usually produces cytopathic effect (CPE)
within 24–72
hours post-infection in
permissive cell lines...
- Collectively,
these types of
changes are
called a
cytopathic effect;
various types of
cytopathic effect can be seen in many
different cell
types infected...
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Gallo RC (1984). "Detection, isolation, and
continuous production of
cytopathic retroviruses (HTLV-III) from
patients with AIDS and pre-AIDS". Science...
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Gallo RC (May 1984). "Detection, isolation, and
continuous production of
cytopathic retroviruses (HTLV-III) from
patients with AIDS and pre-AIDS". Science...
