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We compared the adsorption kinetics of Heterosigma akashiwo virus clones 01 (HaV01) and 53 (HaV53) to several other H. akashiwo strains with differing viral susceptibility spectra. When a HaV strain was inoculated into its suitable host strain, only infectious virus particles (3 to 4% of direct count estimates) adsorbed to the host cells, and the adsorption coefficient was estimated to be 4.02 to 5.44 × 10 -8 ml min -1 ; in contrast, virus adsorption to an unsuitable host strain was not detected. This suggests that virus adsorption is an important first step in determining the sensitivity or resis- tance of H. akashiwo strains to viral infection, and that it determines the strain-specific host speci- ficity of HaV.

Virus adsorption process determines virus susceptibility in Heterosigma akashiwo (Raphidophyceae)