… of parvovirus infections or the ways in which parvoviruses … Host range and cell tropism of
the parvoviruses (Chapter 22) … (FPV) parvoviruses, minute virus of mice, porcine parvovirus, …

… related parvoviruses of carnivores, canine parvovirus and … Like all parvoviruses, complex
palindromic hairpin structures … scribed and translated from the parvovirus genome. The smaller …

… Later, two pathogenic parvoviruses were identified, human parvovirus B19 (B19V) and …
parvovirus-like particles, was coded as panel B and number 19 and hence named “parvovirus …

Parvoviruses are amongst the smallest known animal viruses, consisting of a single‐stranded
DNA genome of approximately 5 kb, encapsidated in an icosahedral protein shell built …

… At least five different parvoviruses are known to infect humans. Parvovirus B19 (B19V) is the
… the clinical manifestations of infection with parvovirus B19 vary widely with the immunologic …

… The second group of parvoviruses, constituting the genus Parvovirus, do not require …
parvoviruses reflect their requirement for actively dividing cells. The human autonomous parvovirus, …

… -nm-diameter particles resembling animal parvoviruses. B19 was independently described
… Parvovirus. Although originally labeled “serum parvovirus-like particle” or human parvovirus, …

… which blue fox parvovirus (BFPV) and raccoon parvovirus (RPV) isolates are indistinguishable,
and mink enteritis virus (MEV) is a minor variant. Canine parvovirus, although closely …

… known human parvoviruses: B19 and human bocavirus. … Parvovirus B19, like other
parvoviruses, replicates and assembles in the cell nucleus. Upon histological analysis, a parvovirus …

The parvoviruses provide considerable uinterest because of their small size and possesion
of single-strandede linear DNA. Tese viruses appear to have an affirnity for tissue cell lines …