Practical 10: Virology (E-Lab) Part I

I need the pictures under electron microscope only, then answer with its morphology, name, classification

Influenza Viruses

Classification: Family Orthomyxoviridae; Structure: Pleomorphic (rounded, elongated, or irregular), enveloped virion, helical nucleocapsid; Genome: Segmented, single-stranded, negative-sense $RNA$.

Paramyxoviruses

Classification: Family Paramyxoviridae (includes Parainfluenza, $RSV$, $HMPV$, Mumps, and Measles); Structure: Pleomorphic (labile envelope), enveloped virion, helical nucleocapsid; Genome: Non-segmented, single-stranded, negative-sense $RNA$.

Adenoviruses

Classification: Family Adenoviridae; Structure: Non-enveloped virion, icosahedral nucleocapsid consisting primarily of hexons, penton bases, and fibres; Genome: Double-stranded $DNA$.

Poxviruses

Classification: Family Poxviridae (includes Variola, Vaccinia, Monkeypox, and $MCV$); Structure: Brick-shaped or ellipsoid (oval), complex, enveloped virion with external surface ridges, containing a core and lateral bodies; Genome: Double-stranded $DNA$.

Herpesviruses

Classification: Family Herpesviridae (includes $HSV$ $1$ and $2$, $VZV$, $CMV$, and $EBV$); Structure: Enveloped virion, icosahedral core (nucleocapsid) packaged as a toroid (hollow circular ring); Genome: Double-stranded $DNA$.

Hepatitis B Virus (HBV)

Classification: Family Hepadnaviridae; Structure: Three morphological forms: spherical, filamentous, and Dane particles (the infectious virion); Genome: Partial double-stranded $DNA$.

Rabies Virus

Classification: Family Rhabdoviridae; Structure: Bullet-shaped, enveloped virion with protruding spikes (peplomers) and helical nucleocapsid; Genome: Single-stranded, negative-sense $RNA$.

Picornaviruses

Classification: Family Picornaviridae (includes Enteroviruses, Rhinoviruses, and $HAV$); Structure: Small, non-enveloped virion with icosahedral nucleocapsid; Genome: Single-stranded, positive-sense $RNA$.

Filoviridae

Classification: Includes Ebola Viruses and Marburg Viruses; Structure: Filamentous particles resembling a shepherd's crook, a $U$, or a $6$; enveloped virion with helical nucleocapsid; Genome: Single-stranded, negative-sense $RNA$.

Coronaviruses

Classification: Family Coronaviridae; Structure: Spherical particles with club-shaped projections (crown-like spikes), enveloped virion with helical nucleocapsid; Genome: Single-stranded, positive-sense $RNA$.

Flaviviruses

Classification: Family Flaviviridae (includes $YFV$, $DENV$, $WNV$, Zika Virus, and $HCV$); Structure: Spherical particles, enveloped virion with icosahedral nucleocapsid; Genome: Single-stranded, positive-sense $RNA$.

Rubella virus

Classification: Family Matonaviridae (previously Togaviridae); Structure: Polymorphic (spherical, elongated, or teardrop-shaped) enveloped virion with icosahedral nucleocapsid; Genome: Single-stranded, positive-sense $RNA$.

Rotaviruses

Classification: Family Reoviridae; Structure: Spherical particles with a wheel-like appearance, non-enveloped virion with triple-shelled icosahedral nucleocapsid; Genome: Segmented, double-stranded $RNA$.

Caliciviridae

Classification: Includes Noroviruses and Sapoviruses; Structure: Resembles an enlarged picornavirus, round structured, non-enveloped virion with icosahedral nucleocapsid; Genome: Single-stranded, positive-sense $RNA$.

Astroviruses

Classification: Family Astroviridae; Structure: Distinctive star-like morphology, non-enveloped virion with icosahedral nucleocapsid; Genome: Single-stranded, positive-sense $RNA$.

Human Immunodeficiency Viruses (HIV)

Classification: Retroviridae; Structure: Spherical, enveloped virion with a unique cylindrical/cone-shaped core; Genome: Single-stranded, positive-sense $RNA$.

Human Papilloma Virus (HPV)

Classification: Papillomaviridae; Structure: Non-enveloped virion with icosahedral nucleocapsid; Genome: Double-stranded $DNA$.