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. 2017 Sep 15;6:e29236. doi: 10.7554/eLife.29236

Figure 5. TEM observations of fibrils formed in the nuclei of cells infected with RVFV.

Figure 5.

The outline of an NSs filament within a cell nucleus is indicated in the left panel by red arrowheads. Higher magnifications (middle and right panels) reveal a substructure of NSs filaments, which are composed of bundles of parallel fibrils with estimated widths of 8–15 nm. Cyan arrowheads in the right panel indicate one fibril with a width of 10 nm.