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MYCOLOGY AND VIROLOGY > GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS > Flashcards

GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS Flashcards

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Identifying characteristics

● Enveloped; icosahedral, single-stranded

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FLAVIVIRIDAE

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Identifying characteristics

● virions are spherical

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FLAVIVIRIDAE

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40-50 nm in diameter

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FLAVIVIRIDAE

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Clinical manifestation
● encephalitis, febrile illness with rash, hemorrhagic fever

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FLAVIVIRIDAE

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MOT
● arthropod vectors

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FLAVIVIRIDAE

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Diagnosis
● isolation, identification

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FLAVIVIRIDAE

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Incubation period
● 2-15 days

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FLAVIVIRIDAE

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Control
● vaccine, surveillance of disease activity

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FLAVIVIRIDAE

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ARBOVIRUS
MOT: Bite of infected arthropods such as mosquitoes and ticks

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ARBOVIRUS

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DIAGNOSIS: serologic test and molecular testing

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ARBOVIRUS

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CONTROL: Vaccine

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ARBOVIRUS

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CLINICAL MANIFESTATIONS: slight fever, headache, muscle or joint pain, skin rash

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ARBOVIRUS

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Incubation period: 2 days - 2 weeks

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ARBOVIRUS

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Latin word Toga =

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Cloak

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● Enveloped, spherical in shape

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TOGAVIRIDAE

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● Single-stranded, positive-sense RNA virus

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TOGAVIRIDAE

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● Size: 60-70 nm

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TOGAVIRIDAE

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● Capsid: Icosahedral

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TOGAVIRIDAE

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● Transmitted primarily by arthropods (mosquitoes)

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TOGAVIRIDAE

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● Genera: Alphavirus, Rubivirus, Arterivirus

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TOGAVIRIDAE

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Greek word rhabdos =

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rod

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● Single stranded, linear, negative sense, non segmented
RNA

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RHABDOVIRIDAE

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● Enveloped, Bullet shaped

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RHABDOVIRIDAE

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● Size: 180 x 75 nm

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RHABDOVIRIDAE

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● Genera: Vesiculovirus, Lyssavirus

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RHABDOVIRIDAE

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● Multiply in cytoplasm

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RHABDOVIRIDAE

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● Contain viruses infecting mammals, reptiles, fish, insects and plants

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RHABDOVIRIDAE

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