Virology chapter 2

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How is WNV spread?

It is spread by mosquitos

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Where did WNV start?

Uganda

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What are some characteristics of WNV?

50 nm

RNA code

Encodes polyproteins

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What is odd about WNV symptomology?

only 1 in 5 develope any symptoms at all (flu stuff)

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What is the cause of serious symptoms from WNV?

Chronic issues like ccancer, kidney, or other diseases can cause neurological issues in select people. 1-10 why develop central nervous issues die.

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How is WNV detected

ELISA(enzyme linked immonosorbent assay) or molecular pcr

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How do you deal with WNV?

Control mosquito population (no vaccine)

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What mammals are resistent to WNV?

Rats, guinne pigs, and rabits

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What are some characteristics of NIV (nipha virus)

40-600 nm

Single stranded negative-sense RNA

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Where was NIV first found?

Malyasia

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What are the symptoms of NIV?

Fever, headache, and potentially comas in 24-48 hours

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What is odd about NIV

It can have a latent effect are reappear years later

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How is it diagnosed?

ELISA or molecular pcr

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What mainly transmits NIV?

Pigs

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What are some characteristcs of rabies?

Bullet shaped virion

• Approximately 180nm long and

75nm wide

• Non-segmented, negative strand

RNA

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How do you get rabies?

Bodily fluid from an infected individual gets into your system

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How do you treat NIV?

All you can do is symptomatic care (no vaccine)

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How is rabies diagnosed?

PCR and spinal fluid test but commonly require a host head

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Why is elisa less useful for detecting NIV?

It requires a very high concentration of virus

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How do we reduce rabbies?

Vaccinate pets and reduce exposure to infected animals.

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