File:Capsid of a crenarchaeal virus.jpg
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English: Cryoelectron microscopy reconstruction of a crenarchaeal virus showing a cutaway view of the T = 31 symmetry icosahedral capsid with turret-like projections that extend from each of the 5-fold vertices. Portions of the protein shell (blue) and inner lipid layer (yellow) have been removed to reveal the interior. |
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| Author | C. Martin Lawrence, Smita Menon, Brian J. Eilers, Brian Bothner, Reza Khayat, Trevor Douglas and Mark J. Young |
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