TABLE 2.
Cell entry pathway | Virus family [reference(s)]b |
---|---|
Endocytosis | Caliciviridae (102) |
Hepeviridae (111) | |
Parvoviridae (123, 124) | |
Phycodnaviridae (46) | |
Hepadnaviridae* (135) | |
Macropinocytosis | Adenoviridae (103) |
Birnaviridae (108) | |
Papillomaviridae (117) | |
Mimiviridae (125) | |
Totiviridae (130) | |
Filoviridae* (136–138) | |
Herpesviridae* (141) | |
Nodaviridae* (145) | |
Paramyxoviridae* (148, 149) | |
Poxviridae* (27) | |
Clathrin mediated | Adenoviridae (104–106) |
Astroviridae (112) | |
Circoviridae (118) | |
Luteoviridae (126) | |
Papillomaviridae (131, 132) | |
Pestiviridae (139) | |
Picornaviridae (142, 143) | |
Polyomaviridae (146) | |
Reoviridae (150, 151) | |
Iridoviridae(*) (152) | |
Coronaviridae* (154) | |
Arenaviridae* (156) | |
Arteriviridae* (158–160) | |
Asfarviridae* (162) | |
Baculoviridae* (166, 167) | |
Bornaviridae* (169) | |
Bunyaviridae* (170) | |
Filoviridae* (171) | |
Flaviviridae* (172, 173) | |
Orthomyxoviridae* (174) | |
Paramyxoviridae* (175) | |
Retroviridae* (176, 177) | |
Rhabdoviridae* (178) | |
Togaviridae* (179–181) | |
Caveolae | Papillomaviridae (107) |
Picornaviridae (113) | |
Polyomaviridae (119, 120) | |
Hepadnaviridae* (127) | |
Retroviridae* (133) | |
Lipid raft | Birnaviridae (108) |
Caliciviridae (114) | |
Orthomyxoviridae* (128) | |
Fusion | Corticoviridae (109) |
Phycodnaviridae (45) | |
Picornaviridae (121) | |
Tectiviridae (109) | |
Iridoviridae(*) (134) | |
Arenaviridae* (140) | |
Baculoviridae* (144) | |
Coronaviridae* (147) | |
Cystoviridae* (50) | |
Herpesviridae* (153) | |
Malacoherpesviridae* (155) | |
Paramyxoviridae* (157) | |
Plasmaviridae* (59, 161) | |
Polydnaviridae* (163–165) | |
Retroviridae* (168) | |
Ejectionc | Microviridae (47) |
Myoviridae (115, 116) | |
Podoviridae (122) | |
Siphoviridae (129) | |
Pilus retraction | Inoviridae (61) |
Leviviridae? (43) | |
Membrane penetration | Picobirnaviridae? (110) |
Families where no entry pathways have been published are not listed.
Enveloped virus families are indicated by a * symbol, while (*) indicates virus families containing enveloped and nonenveloped forms. A? symbol indicates putative exit pathways. The corresponding source publication(s) or reference(s) is shown in parentheses at the end of an entry.
Ejection indicates membrane penetration, cell wall digestion, and genome ejection.