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Herpesviridae

Double stranded DNA



Enveloped



Outstanding characteristic:


Establishes Latency


Encode Many Enzymes Persist indefinitely in infected hosts


Frequently reactivated in Immusuppressed hosts


Some are cancer Causing - CMV,EBV

Hepadnaviridae

Double stranded DNA



Enveloped

Papillomaviridae

Double stranded DNA



Non-enveloped



Circular



Outstanding characteristic:


Stimulate cell DNA synthesis


Restricted host range & tissue tropism (affinity)


Significant cause of human cervical cancer


Viral oncoproteins interact with cellular tumor suppressor proteins

Polyomaviridae

Double stranded DNA



Non-enveloped



Circular

Adenoviridae

Double stranded DNA



Non-enveloped



Linear



Outstanding characteristic:


Excellent models for nuclear studies of eukaryotic cell processes (They can be used as gene carrier)

Parvoviridae

Single stranded DNA



Non-enveloped



Outstanding characteristic:


Very simple viruses


Human pathogen (B19) has tropism for RBC progenitors


One genus is replication defective so it requires a helper virus to complete cycle

Circoviridae

Single stranded DNA



Non-enveloped

Poxviridae

Complex



Enveloped



Outstanding characteristic:


Largest and most complex viruses


● Very resistant to inactivation


Virus encoded proteins help evade host immune defense system


Smallpox is the first viral disease eradicated