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. 2016 Jan 7;13:7. doi: 10.1186/s12985-015-0458-2

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Fig. 4 — K-cESCs monolayers infected by MDV shed infected corneocytes. Pictures on the right are expansions of the areas boxed on the corresponding left-sided micrography. a Numerous capsids of type A (diamond), B (square) and C (stars) are observed in a highly modified nucleus of an infected K-cES-KP2 corneocyte. b Primary enveloped particles (triangle) and C capsids (stars) in infected K-cES-K1 corneocyte. Note that the corneocytes show a modified morphology with barely recognizable organelles; the nucleus could not be faithfully identified on this image. Diamond : A capsid; Square : B capsid; Stars : C capsids; Triangle : primary enveloped particles