Volume 10, Number 11—November 2004
Research
Topographic Changes in SARS Coronavirus–infected Cells during Late Stages of Infection
Figure 7
![Vero cells infected with severe acute respiratory syndrome–associated coronavirus at 15 h after infection. A and B) When the hard tapping mode of the atomic force microscope is used, thickened cell cytoskeletal filaments are found below the subcellular surface of the cells. A) Enhanced cytoskeletal network of the cytoplasmic region (arrowhead). Arrow shows the much-thickened filaments within the pseudopodia of the cell. B) At high resolution, the arrows show the thickened cytoskeletal filaments](/eid/images/04-0195-F7.jpg)
Figure 7. Vero cells infected with severe acute respiratory syndrome–associated coronavirus at 15 h after infection. A and B) When the hard tapping mode of the atomic force microscope is used, thickened cell cytoskeletal filaments are found below the subcellular surface of the cells. A) Enhanced cytoskeletal network of the cytoplasmic region (arrowhead). Arrow shows the much-thickened filaments within the pseudopodia of the cell. B) At high resolution, the arrows show the thickened cytoskeletal filaments along the cell periphery. The height and amplitude images clearly show the cytoskeletal filaments parallel to the cell edge.
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