Both intranuclear and cytoplasmic inclusion is seen in -
1.Poxvirus
2.Herpesvirus
3.Measles virus
4.Mumps virus
Inclusion bodies
The most characteristic histological feature in virus infected cells is the appearance of inclusion bodies.
They may be situated in
Cytoplasm → Poxviruses
Nucleus → Herpes viruses
Both cytoplasm and nucleus → Measles
Inclusion bodies are generally acidophilic except for adenovirus, which produces basophilic inclusion bodies.