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- H. -W. Ackermann
- Archives of Virology
- 2001
Over 5100 bacterial viruses have been examined in the electron microscope since 1959. About 4950 phages (96%) are tailed and only 186 phages (3.6%), are cubic, filamentous, or pleomorphic. Phages… (More)
- H. -W. Ackermann, David Prangishvili
- Archives of Virology
- 2012
This review summarizes the electron microscopical descriptions of prokaryote viruses. Since 1959, nearly 6300 prokaryote viruses have been described morphologically, including 6196 bacterial and 88… (More)
- Mengyang Yu, Michael Slater, H. -W. Ackermann
- Archives of Virology
- 2005
One-hundred-fifteen bacteriophage strains were isolated from alkaline hot springs in Iceland, New Zealand, Russia (Kamchatka), and the U.S.A. The phages belonged to the Myoviridae, Siphoviridae,… (More)
- Jack Maniloff, H. -W. Ackermann
- Archives of Virology
- 1998
Bacterial viruses have been classified into 13 families and 1 unassigned genus. A new order, Caudovirales, has now been established, comprising the three families of tailed bacterial viruses, based… (More)
- H. -W. Ackermann, Michael Dubow, +5 authors Miguel Q Regue
- Archives of Virology
- 1997
Out of 136 new phages, 80 (59%) are classified into 23 species according to morphology and physicochemical properties. Six new species are described and species b4, from a previous classification… (More)
- H. -W. Ackermann
- Archives of Virology
- 1992
Bacteriophages are listed by morphotypes and host genera. At least 4.007 phages, belonging to 13 virus families, have been described since 1960. About 3,850 phages (96%) are tailed and 154 phages… (More)
- H. -W. Ackermann, H. M. Krisch
- Archives of Virology
- 1997
The T4-type of bacteriophages is broadly defined on the basis of particle morphology. It occurs in enterobacteria (125 representatives), acinetobacters, aeromonads, pseudomonads, and vibrios (16… (More)
- H. -W. Ackermann, Guillaume Brochu, H. P. Emadi Konjin
- Archives of Virology
- 1994
Eight phage species and type viruses are proposed. They belong to theMyoviridae, Siphoviridae, andPodoviridae families of tailed phages and are characterized by a combination of morphological and… (More)
- H. -W. Ackermann
- Archives of Virology
- 2006
“Phages” include viruses of eubacteria and archaea. At least 5568 phages have been examined in the electron microscope since the introduction of negative staining in 1959. Most virions (96%) are… (More)
- H. -W. Ackermann, Michael Dubow, +11 authors Linda Wünsche
- Archives of Virology
- 1992
A recently proposed polythetic definition of virus species appears easily applicable to bacteriophages. Criteria for classification of tailed phages are evaluated. Morphology, DNA homology, and… (More)