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Poxvirus are the ____ virus?
Double stranded DNA
What kind of virus are poxvirus?
Cytoplasma
Where does poxvirus replicate?
Lytic or non-cytolytic
How are virons released by the poxvirus?
Vesicles/ scabbing after 3d-3m incubation
What are clinical signs of poxvirus?
Mimicry
Down regulation of:
MHC I, CD4, INF, TNF, IL-10 and complement
What are ways poxvirus evade the immune system?
Foot and mouth dz
What is an important differential of bovine papular stomatitis?

oryctolagus
Myxomatosis will affect which type of rabbit more: sylvilagus or oryctolagus?
Old world (not llamas/ alpacas)
Camelpox will primarily affect what type of camelids?
Aerosole
Mechanical vectors
Direct contact/ fomites
How is Poxvirus transmitted?
Vax
Control vectors
Isolation/ slaughter
What is prevention for poxvirus?
Myxomatosis
Lumpy skin dz (cattle)
Sheep/goat pox
camelpox
Name the four foreign animal poxvirus?
Cow pox
Contagious ecthema (ORF)
camelpox (rare)
Sealpox
Name the four zoonotic pox dz?
Oronasal mucosa
What tissues do cowpox and ORF target?
Skin
Lymphocytes
What tissues do myxomatosis target?
Skin
What tissue does lumpy skin dz target?
Skin and Resp
What tissue does sheep/goat and camel pox target?
Bovine papilomavirus type 1/2
What causes equine sarcoids?
Non-enveloped - capsid only
Papilloma viruses are ___ unlike pox viruses that have a lipid coating?
Basal squamous epithelium - replicate in nucleus
What region do papillomaviruses need to infect?
Non-cytolytic - budding
How do virons release from cells infected w/ papillomavirus
Proliferative lesions (warts) of the epithelium
What are clinical signs of papilloma viruses?
Do not stimulate the immune response
- noncytolitic
- inhibit IFN pathway
How do papillomaviruses evade the immune system?
Excision
Cryosurgery
Radiation/ chemotherapy
Spontaneous regression
How are papilloma viruses treated?
Foreign - is close since recent appearance in Dominican Republic
African swine fever is considered a ___ dz in America?
Biologic arthropod vector - ornithodoros
Contact w/ infected domestic/ wild swine
contact w/ infected pork products
How is African swine fever transmitted?
Cytoplasma
Where does African swine fever replicate?
Non-cytolytic
How are virons released from cells infected w/ African swine fever?
Sudden death
What occurs in peracute infections of African Swine Fever?
Fever
Cutaneous hemorrhage
Splenomegaly
What occurs in acute infections of African Swine Fever?
Pneumonia
Wt loss
Joint swelling
What occurs in Subacute infections of African Swine Fever?
Depop/Decontaminate/Repop
Prevent exposure to vectors/ feral swine
NO VAX
What are methods of control for African Swine Fever? ?
Differentiate Infected from Vaccinated Animals - sep true infections from vax in endemic areas
What is DIVA?