Figure 1
From: Cedratvirus getuliensis replication cycle: an in-depth morphological analysis

Cedratvirus getuliensis entry in Acanthamoeba castellanii cells. (A) Scanning microscopy showing a C. getuliensis particle attached to an Acanthamoeba cell. (B) The impact of different inhibitors of endocytic pathways in C. getuliensis entry. Treatment of amoebas with cytochalasin D reduced Cedratvirus getuliensis virion incorporation, indicating that particles can enter amoebas by phagocytosis. (C) and (D) TEM of C. getuliensis particles inside vesicles that strong resemble phagosomes.