Time of day of infection shapes development of a eukaryotic algal-Nucleocytoviricota virocell
Emily E Chase,
Alexander R Truchon,
Brooke A Creasey
et al.
Abstract:Aureococcus anophagefferens forms a model host-virus system with the “giant virus” Kratosvirus quantuckense. Studies to define its ribocell (uninfected) and virocell (virus-infected) forms are needed as these states co-occur during algal blooms. Previously, a link between light-derived energy, virus particle production and virocell formation was noted. We explored how the time of day (morning, midday, or late day) of virus-host contact shaped virocell ontogeny. In parallel, we explored the dependence on light-… Show more
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