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Montana State University researchers develop new process for discovering viruses

February 3, 2016 /

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Montana State University professors and doctoral students have published a paper that outlines a new — and much faster — methodology for discovering viruses.

The paper, "Acidianus tailed spindle virus: a new archael large tailed spindle virus discovered by culture independent methods" was published in January in the Journal of Virology, a biweekly journal of the American Society for Microbiology.

By Amanda Eggert for the MSU News Service

Full Story: http://www.montana.edu/news/15953/msu-researchers-develop-new-process-for-discovering-viruses

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