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    , 2010). A balance that is mutually beneficial to the hosts response mechanism and virus replication is essential, meaning that the pathogen…

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    Influenza Term Paper

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    by RNA viruses of the family of Orthomyxoviridae and affects birds and mammals. There are 3 classifications of Influenza: Influenza A – Found in aquatic birds which are a natural host and often transmitted to poultry and humans. It is often the virus that is responsible for human pandemics. Influenza B – Is less common than Influenza A. It almost exclusively affects humans. It’s mutation rate is much slower than Influenza A and therefore humans generally build an immunity at a young age.…

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    These vectors contain a 4.7 kilobase DNA genome, and they are created by inserting the desired gene along with promoters and helper genes into the virus where the viral DNA would normally be found. Once the AAV reaches a target cell, the virus synthesizes a second strand of DNA to be paired with the first, and it deposits its DNA into the target cell. However, the AAV vector is not capable of site-selective genomic integration. Instead, it…

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    been related to archaic cells. The article introduces the two sides on the ongoing debate on whether viruses are alive is outlined with a short description of what viruses are. Viruses are known to mutate fast. It changes its genes which affects the virus’ form and its identity. Viruses do this in multiple ways to continually expand its population and its diversity. Going in the direction of analyzing the genetic history of viruses would consume too much time and would spend too many expenses.…

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    Herpes Labialis Essay

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    is usually caused by the virus HSV-1, or herpes simplex type 1, but can also be caused by HSV-2. In a previous study, it was found that 67.6% of Americans possessed antibodies for HSV-1, establishing HSV-1 as an exceptionally prevalent virus even in developed countries 9. The virus is spread through skin to skin contact between an individual exhibiting viral shedding, and an unaffected person, but can also be contracted through exposure to surfaces that contain the virus. Once HSV-1 is…

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    Viruses such as herpes simplex virus, HIV, mumps, West Nile virus and others also can cause viral meningitis. Chronic forms of meningitis occur when slow-growing organisms attack the membranes and fluid encompassing the brain. Although acute meningitis strikes abruptly, chronic meningitis develops…

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    be averted. After some experiments provided questionable results, I was given the task of confrming that the viruses we were working with had been packaged and identifed correctly. I spent weeks running DNA gels, looking for specifc genes in each virus, but my results were inconsistent. I was frustrated, but instead of giving up on my assignment, I was even more determined to fnd an explanation. I considered every aspect of the experiment, working backwards until I reached the…

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    Chicken Bursa Case Study

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    Discussion Immune reaction to viral invasion is important to combat virus growth and to minimize any damage that can be imposed on the host cells [30]. In this study, the host immune response in the bursa of Fabricius, an organ mainly colonized by B lymphocytes, was assessed upon infection by the avian virus NDV genotype VII IBS002 and genotype VIII AF2240. The cell population in the chicken bursa was evaluated by flow cytometry and the results showed that in normal chickens, this organ was…

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    Parvovirus

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    Parvovirus is a SS DNA virus, as stated in question it’s genome is either + or – strand. Their genome is linear, non segmented, and single- stranded DNA of about 5 KB. Most of the strand packaged into virions are – strand, but some parvoviruses package equal amounts of (+) and (-) strand. Parvovirus can’t become latent, since they are ssDNA and will be destroyed. All parvoviruses require receptor-mediated endocytosis for cell infection. Their host is Mammals including humans, parvovirus has all…

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    A suspected case was defined as a sudden onset of high fever in a patient who had contact with a person with suspected, probable, or confirmed EVD, with a dead or sick animal, or with any person with a sudden onset of high fever and at least three of the following symptoms or clinical signs: headache, vomiting, anorexia, diarrhea, lethargy, stomach pain, aching muscles or joints, difficulty swallowing or breathing, or hiccup; unexplained bleeding; or any sudden, unexplained death. A probable…

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