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How stable are orthomyoxoviruses?
very fragile
What is the only disease associated with orthoviruses?
influenza virus
T/F ortho viruses use surface fusion proteins?
false

paramyxoviruses use fusion proteins, ortho is endocytosed into the cell
How are influenza viruses classified?
by their hemagglutinin and neuroamidase
Where do orthoviruses replicate?
in the cytoplasm and the nucleus
What is cap snatching?
when a virus cleaves host mRNA and uses it as a primer for transcription with viral RNA polymerase
Where do all influenza viruses of mammals come from?
avian influenza
Genetic reassortment causes what type of antigenic change?
genetic shift
What type of change do point mutations cause?
genetic drift
What host can avian and human influenza viruses replicate in?
pigs
What type of infection does the influenza virus cause in mammals and birds?
Mammals have a localized infection in the respiratory tract with no viremia

Birds have systemic infections
What is the prevalent equine strain of influenza?
miami (A/H3N8)

there is no carrier state
What does canine influenza mimic?
Kennel cough
What is the severity of swine influenza?
secondary bacterial infections and ascaris suum
What is the etiological agent of fowl plague?
influenza virus A
What is the difference in clincal signs of avian influenza and other species?
There is nervous system involvement in birds birds are often cyanotic
What is the most pathogenic strain of avian influenza?
HPAI
Who are mostly effected by avian influenza?
turkeys more than chickens there is zoonotic potential
the reservoir hosts are migratory fowl
T/F there is abortion seen with equine influenza.
true due to prolonged fever
What is the canine influenza virus a mutation of?
Equine influenza H3N8
What is the most important strain of swine flu and who are the hosts?
H1N1

swine, humans and turkeys