Replication of DNA Viruses Model
Product Code : JC-BE-6215
The Replication of DNA Viruses Model (SKU JC-BE-6215) is a DNA virus replication model covering Baltimore groups I and II, the double-stranded and single-stranded DNA viruses. It shows replication in the host cell nucleus using host or viral DNA polymerase, the exception of poxviruses, which replicate in the cytoplasm, and the conversion of single-stranded genomes before copying. Herpesviruses, adenoviruses, poxviruses, papillomaviruses and parvoviruses are the examples. It serves virology and B.Sc microbiology teaching. JaincoLab manufactures it in Ambala, India.
Specifications
The teaching aid covers genome types, site of replication, example viruses, the replication mechanism and the enzymes involved; the product data lists it as a wall-mount chart or 3D display model, so the format, dimensions and material are confirmed on the quotation.
| Product | Replication of DNA Viruses Model |
| SKU | JC-BE-6215 |
| Model type | Virology teaching aid |
| Subject depicted | Replication of double-stranded and single-stranded DNA viruses |
| Genome types | Double-stranded DNA and single-stranded DNA viruses (Baltimore groups I and II) |
| Site of replication | Mainly the host cell nucleus; poxviruses are the exception |
| Example viruses | Herpesviruses, adenoviruses, poxviruses, papillomaviruses (dsDNA); parvoviruses (ssDNA) |
| Format | Given as wall-mount chart or 3D display model with labelled replication stages; the format supplied is confirmed on the quotation |
| Dimensions and material | Confirmed on the quotation |
Uses of the DNA virus replication model
Lecturers use the model to explain how DNA viruses borrow the replication machinery of the host cell and why most of them must reach the nucleus to multiply.
- Placing DNA viruses in Baltimore groups I and II
- Explaining nuclear replication with host DNA polymerase
- Showing why poxviruses replicate in the cytoplasm
- Explaining conversion of single-stranded DNA before replication
- Introducing helicase, primase and viral DNA polymerase
Scope of supply and ordering
One Replication of DNA Viruses Model is supplied per listed unit, showing how DNA viruses replicate for demonstration and self-study. Physical details not stated in the table, accessories, spares and quantities are all confirmed on the quotation.
Lead time, MOQ and packing are confirmed per quotation for the ordered quantity and destination. Models can be supplied singly or in bulk for biology and anatomy teaching laboratories, and tender orders are quoted item by item.
Frequently asked questions
Which viruses are used as examples?
Herpesviruses, adenoviruses, poxviruses and papillomaviruses as double-stranded DNA viruses, and parvoviruses as single-stranded DNA viruses.
Where does replication take place?
Mainly in the host cell nucleus using host DNA polymerase; poxviruses are the exception.
Is it a chart or a three-dimensional model?
The product data lists it as a wall-mount chart or 3D display model with labelled replication stages; the format supplied is confirmed on the quotation.
Related products
- Replication Cycle of Viruses Model
- Classification of Virus Model
- Recombinant DNA Technology Model
- Bacterial Genome and Replication Model
More models of this type are listed in the JaincoLab biology lab equipment range.
Request a quote
Send an enquiry for the Replication of DNA Viruses Model with the quantity and delivery destination using the JaincoLab contact page or by email to [email protected]. Institutions and contractors buying under a tender can also reach us via the tenders page.
