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English: Megaklothovirus horridgei infecting Spadella cephaloptera.

(A) Light micrograph of two groups of projecting bristles confounded with the viral particles observed using electron microscopy; (B) Longitudinal section through a single viral particle showing the granular contents and the three bounding membranes. Despite being truncated, this is the photograph of the longest virus observed to date; (C) Enlarged view of the base of a viral particle, showing the peculiar collar of membranes at the base, as seen in Figure 4;

(D) An epithelial cell from which three viral particles are in the terminal phase of budding, seen at the top right and enlarged in Figure 4.
Français : Megaklothovirus horridgei . A : microphotographie de deux groupes de particules virales, interprétées lors de leur découverte comme des soies saillant de Spadella cephaloptera. B, C, D : images en microscopie électronique. B : coupe longitudinale d'une particule virale, montrant le contenu granulaire et les trois membranes qui l'enveloppent : bien que tronqué sur cette image, ce virus est le plus long jamais observé à ce jour. C : vue agrandie de la base d'une particule virale, montrant le collier que les membranes forment à la base. D : une cellule épithéliale de S. cephaloptera, à partir de laquelle trois particules virales sont en phase terminale de bourgeonnement.
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Author Provided by Roxane-Marie Barthélémy, Eric Faure, Taichiro Goto. Photographed by Horridge et al.
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