Table 1 The subfamily Parvovirinae: the interaction between the virus and the host
Genus | Virus | Host | Cellular Receptor | Invasion pathway | Binding site | Accession number |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Amdoparvovirus | Aleutian mink disease virus | Mink | Sialic acid | - | A protrusions on threefold axes and the wall of the dimples on twofold axe | M20036 |
Bocaparvovirus | Bovine parvovirus | Bovine | α2-3 O-linked sialic acid | Clathrin-dependent endocytic pathway | - | M14363 |
Dependoparvovirus | Adeno-associated virus | Human | Heparan sufate proteoglycan, sialic acid, aVβ5 integrin | Clathrin-dependent or independent internalization | - | |
Goose parvovirus | Goose, Muscovy duck | - | - | - | U25749 | |
Erythroparvovirus | Human parvovirus B19 | Human | P antigen, α5β1, ku80 | Clathrin-dependent endocytic pathway | At depression of the three fold axis | NC_000883 |
Protoparvovirus | Canine parvovirus | Dogs, cats | Transferrin receptor | Clathrin-dependent endocytic pathway | A distinct “spike” on threefold axes | EF011664 |
Minute virus of mice | Rodents | α2-3 and α2-8 N-linked Sialic acid | Both clathrin- and lipid-raft mediated endocytosis | At the depression of twofold axes and the floor of twofold axes depression | V01115 | |
Porcine parvovirus | Swine | α2-3 N- and O-linked Sialic Acid | Macropinocytosis and Clathrin-dependent endocytic pathway | - | M38367 | |
Mink enteritis virus | Mink | Transferrin receptor | - | - | D00765 |