Disruption of cell membranes

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ABSTRACT
Key words
INTRODUCTION
The third domain of life.
Highly diversified archaea.
Unique archaeal virosphere.
Sulfolobus, a model for hyperthermophilic archaea.
Cell surface characteristics.
Cell surface appendages.
Insights into the biology of hyperthermophilic archaeal viruses.
SSV1.
SIRV2.
Virus-host interactions in Archaea: state-of-the-art.
CHAPTER 1
Insights into the biology of archaeal viruses by high-throughput approaches
CHAPTER 2
Virus-host interactions in Archaea – the best is yet to come.
CHAPTER 3
Unique spindle-shaped viruses in Archaea.
CHAPTER 4
One update on the architecture of SSV1 virions.
CHAPTER 5
The egress of SSV1 or how to bud from an archaeon.
CHAPTER 6
Unravelling the early stages of SIRV2 infection.
DISCUSSION
Successful spindle-shaped archaeal viruses.
Architecture of spindle-shaped virions: the case-study of SSV1.
SSV1 as a model for lipid-containing viruses infecting archaea
SIRV2 as a model for non-enveloped viruses infecting archaea.
Concluding remarks and future perspectives.
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ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
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