Channel catfish virus: A new type of herpesvirus
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2017, Fish and Shellfish ImmunologyCitation Excerpt :Channel catfish virus (CCV) is a key member of the family Alloherpesviridae [14], which causes lethal hemorrhagic infections in juvenile channel catfish [62]. CCV has a totally sequenced double-stranded DNA genome of about 134 kb, which is different from mammalian herpesviruses [15], although a protein analysis showed it shares an evolutionary origin with its mammalian-herpesvirus counterparts [4,13]. The CCV virion is encapsulated by an envelope [32] and the complete virion is about 175–200 nm in diameter with a nucleocapsid of about 100 nm in diameter [4,62].
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2016, VirologyCitation Excerpt :The Herpes UL29 protein being much larger in size (over 1000 residues) than Gp2.5, the homology stretches are probably too interspersed into the sequence to produce signal with HHsearch. Among the 13 HSV1 virion proteins, 2 have a phage matching protein: the large subunit of terminase UL15 (as observed earlier, (Davison, 1992)), and the capsid maturation protease UL26. Unexpectedly, 5 of the 29 proteins of the tegument (a compartment of the virion outside the capsid) have some matches to prokaryotic viruses: two kinases UL13 and US3 have the best matches to several phage encoded kinases.