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Name 3 viral families that induce enchephalititis and are transmitted by insects
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Toga, Flavi and bunya
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How do canine distemper and HIV enter the CNS?
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mononuclear luekocytes migrating through capillary walls
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How do Togaviruses make their way to the CNS?
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Travel free in plasma
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Which cells migrate to the parenchyma of the CNS that viruses hitch a rife on?
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Inflammatory or lymphoid cells
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How do viruses invade the cerebrospinal fluid?
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infection of cells of the choroid plexus and ependyma
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Whcih viruses are known to migrate along nerve fibers in subviral or genomic forms?
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Lyssaviruses and Herpes
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Which route do rabies and herpes take to the CNS
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Intaneuronal/axonal
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Porcine Polioenchephalomyelitis
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Teschen
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What is the primary site of replication for Teschen's disaeas?
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tonsils of pharynx
intestinal epithelial cells |
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How is Teschen's transmitted?
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Fecal- oral route
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