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Variation in morphology of ephemeral fever virus
Theodoridis, A.; Lecatsas, G.; De Kock, V.E.; De Lange, M.; Bigalke, R.D.; Cameron, Colin McKenzie; Walker, Jane B.; Verster, Anna J.M.
Electron microscope studies on the three ephemeral fever virus (EFV) strains EFVl, EFV13 (South Africa) and Japanese bovine epizootic fever (BEF) virus (Strain YHK) showed that the normally cone-shaped South African EFV, may, under certain circumstances, appear bullet-shaped while the Japanese EFV which is usually bullet-shaped may appear as a cone. These findings suggest that ephemeral fever virus is pleomorphic.
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