Definition of virion in English:

virion

noun ˈvɪrɪɒnˈvɪriɑn

Microbiology

The complete, infective form of a virus outside a host cell, with a core of RNA and a capsid.
〔微生物〕病毒粒子，毒粒，壳包核酸
Example sentencesExamples
- At the center of the virion is a protein capsid containing two identical, single strands of genomic RNA, plus essential reverse transcriptase enzymes, as well as some accessory molecules.
- However, the tubes may contain multiple virions, or capsids, like peas in a pod, or the linear arrangement of spores in neurospora filaments.
- It is probable that movement of poliovirions occurs through the interaction of the virions with the host cell actin similar to the mechanisms seen in some bacterial infections 10-12.
- A US research team examined the possibility that normal human oral keratinocytes might be directly infected by HIV or might convey infectious HIV virions to adjacent leucocytes.
- The humoral arm produces virus-neutralizing antibodies that, when fully effective, completely prevent virions from infecting new host cells.

Origin

1950s: from virus + -on.

Definition of virion in US English:

virion

nounˈvirēänˈvɪriɑn

Microbiology

The complete, infective form of a virus outside a host cell, with a core of RNA or DNA and a capsid.
〔微生物〕病毒粒子，毒粒，壳包核酸
Example sentencesExamples
- It is probable that movement of poliovirions occurs through the interaction of the virions with the host cell actin similar to the mechanisms seen in some bacterial infections 10-12.
- A US research team examined the possibility that normal human oral keratinocytes might be directly infected by HIV or might convey infectious HIV virions to adjacent leucocytes.
- The humoral arm produces virus-neutralizing antibodies that, when fully effective, completely prevent virions from infecting new host cells.
- At the center of the virion is a protein capsid containing two identical, single strands of genomic RNA, plus essential reverse transcriptase enzymes, as well as some accessory molecules.
- However, the tubes may contain multiple virions, or capsids, like peas in a pod, or the linear arrangement of spores in neurospora filaments.

Origin

1950s: from virus + -on.

单词	virion
释义	Definition of virion in English: virion noun ˈvɪrɪɒnˈvɪriɑn Microbiology The complete, infective form of a virus outside a host cell, with a core of RNA and a capsid. 〔微生物〕病毒粒子，毒粒，壳包核酸 Example sentencesExamples At the center of the virion is a protein capsid containing two identical, single strands of genomic RNA, plus essential reverse transcriptase enzymes, as well as some accessory molecules. However, the tubes may contain multiple virions, or capsids, like peas in a pod, or the linear arrangement of spores in neurospora filaments. It is probable that movement of poliovirions occurs through the interaction of the virions with the host cell actin similar to the mechanisms seen in some bacterial infections 10-12. A US research team examined the possibility that normal human oral keratinocytes might be directly infected by HIV or might convey infectious HIV virions to adjacent leucocytes. The humoral arm produces virus-neutralizing antibodies that, when fully effective, completely prevent virions from infecting new host cells. Origin 1950s: from virus + -on. Definition of virion in US English: virion nounˈvirēänˈvɪriɑn Microbiology The complete, infective form of a virus outside a host cell, with a core of RNA or DNA and a capsid. 〔微生物〕病毒粒子，毒粒，壳包核酸 Example sentencesExamples It is probable that movement of poliovirions occurs through the interaction of the virions with the host cell actin similar to the mechanisms seen in some bacterial infections 10-12. A US research team examined the possibility that normal human oral keratinocytes might be directly infected by HIV or might convey infectious HIV virions to adjacent leucocytes. The humoral arm produces virus-neutralizing antibodies that, when fully effective, completely prevent virions from infecting new host cells. At the center of the virion is a protein capsid containing two identical, single strands of genomic RNA, plus essential reverse transcriptase enzymes, as well as some accessory molecules. However, the tubes may contain multiple virions, or capsids, like peas in a pod, or the linear arrangement of spores in neurospora filaments. Origin 1950s: from virus + -on.
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