Alphacoronavirus‡
@article{Decaro2011Alphacoronavirus, title={Alphacoronavirus‡}, author={Nicola Decaro}, journal={The Springer Index of Viruses}, year={2011}, pages={371 - 383} }
. Tidona, G. Darai (eds.), The Springer Index of V Springer Science+Business Media, LLC 2011 Yes Diameter (nm): 120–160 Length (nm): Structural components: Core, capsid, envelope Buoyant density (g/mL): 1.23–1.24 Buoyant density method: CsCl Lipid composition: Envelope lipids are derived from cytoplasma membrane of host cell Additional information: Surface projections made by the spike (S) protein
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