Abstract
A continuous cell line of rhesus monkey kidney cells, LLC-MK2, was infected with reovirus type 1 (Lang). The cells were freeze-etched as a method for observing the structural details of the reovirus-induced cytoplasmic inclusion. Information on maturation may be obtained by preparing infected cells for electron microscopy by freeze-etching.
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