| Enter best matching virus | Virus |
|---|
| acquired via respiratory route but a systemic infection. Acute, only in humans, antigenically stable. Infects WBCs. | |
| treated by quarantine, animal slaughter, immune serum and killed vaccine. May in future be targetted by rational attenuation, or a surface Ag in vaccinia (used on foxes) | |
| causes cell stimulation via cell-cycle entry factors and codes a protein to retain MHC1 in ER. Respiratory and enteric types | |
| targetted by aciclovir/acyclovir | |
| Generally infectious as M-tropic, mutating to T-tropic later | |
| encephalitis causing toga/flavi virus | |
| Infects RBC precursors, bad for anaemic patients. Leads to enteritis. ssDNA non-enveloped. | |
| a picorna virus | |
| causes burkitt's lymphoma and glandular fever | |
| A calci virus, responsible for winter vomiting disease | |
| causes common cold and susceptibility to secondary infection | |
| bullet shaped helical capsid | |
| causes bronchitis, recent talk of vaccine | |
| a rhabdo virus | |
| wbc infection that can persist in the CNS to cause a chronic demyelinating disease. ssRNA enveloped. | |
| causes contagious neoplastic disease in chickens | |
| a toga/flavi virus causing acute and chronic hepatitis | |
| has multiple entry/exit routes, infecting monocytes latently and macrophages acutely. bad in the immunocompromised | |
| Codes soluble interferon receptors | |
| subtype of herpes causing genital herpes | |
| Main example of an orthomyxovirus | |
| associated with cervical cancer | |
| causes Kaposi's sarcoma | |
| causes chicken pox (mucosal infection) and shingles (reactivation from latent in sensory neurones) | |
| example of polyprotein processing by post-transcriptional cleavage (chemo targets) | |
| acute in b cells and latent in memory b cells | |
| zoonotic systemic and cns infection, high morbidity | |
| targetted by a virus-like particle vaccine (capsid w/o nucleic acid) | |
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