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8 Cards in this Set
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picornavirus
- all transmitted how? - except? |
- all fecal-oral route, except rhinovirus
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rhinovirus
- part of what family - grows best at ____ degrees |
- picornaviridae
- 33 degrees (celsius?) |
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hepatitis A
- part of what family - stable in what environments |
- picornaviridae
- stable in pH 1, salt water (can get from eating mussels), etc |
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corona virus
- what's unique about its replication process? |
- RNA-dependent RNA polymerase can jump templates causing RECOMBINATION
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hepatitis E
- part of what family? - what other dzs does this family cause? |
- calcivirus
- norwalk virus - AGE. has more abdominal pain than rotavirus |
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flaviviridae
- unique about its binding? - what other dzs? - which hepatitis? |
- viruses bind to the Fc RECEPTOR!!... 2nd infxns can be much worse
- arboviruses - west nile, dengue/yellow fever, st louis encephalitis - hepatitis C - abs don't clear the infxn, CTLs do! |
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Rubella
- part of what family? - unique feature? |
- togaviridae!
-virus is NOT CYTOLYTIC! |
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hepatitis delta or D
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- just a subviral particle
- can replicate only with hepatitis B infxn - uses its clothes (HBsAg) in order to be infectious |
