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Fine Structure of Tobacco Mosaic Virus

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ALTHOUGH tobacco mosaic was one of the first viruses to be examined in the electron microscope, electron microscopy has failed to reveal any fine structure, even though it has been repeatedly looked for1,2, especially since the introduction3 of metal shadow casting in 1945.

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BAKER, R. Fine Structure of Tobacco Mosaic Virus. Nature 178, 636–637 (1956). https://doi.org/10.1038/178636a0

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