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Thermal conversion of filamentous potato virus X into spherical particles with different properties from virions

We developed a method for the fast transformation of virions of tobacco mosaic virus (TMV) in so‐called spherical particles (SPs) of different sizes. These SPs turned out to be highly useful for the preparation of different kinds of important biotechnological products. In this communication, we report that a representative of the flexuous helical virus group—potato virus X (PVX), produces SPs as well, but these SPs differ from TMV SPs in several important aspects. PVX SPs may be useful biotechnological devices.