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| Viral architecture not found in mammals |
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| Causative agent of cold sores and genital herpes; formerly mainly associated with oral infection. |
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| Causative agent of cold sores and genital herpes; formerly mainly associated with genital infection. |
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| Also known as Varicella-Zoster, α-herpesvirus causing chicken pox and shingles. |
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| Also known as Epstein-Barr virus, γ-herpesvirus associated with mononucleosis, Burkitt's Lymphoma, Hodgkin Lymphoma, and nasopharyngeal cancers |
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| Also known as Cytomegalovirus, β-herpesvirus associated with birth defects. |
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| Associated with exanthem subitum |
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| Associated with Kaposi's Sarcoma |
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| Establish latent infection in ganglia |
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| Establish latent infection in mononuclear cells |
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| Establish latent infection in lymphocytes |
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| Enveloped ssRNA(-) virus, separate hemagglutinin and neuraminidase proteins are two pharmacologic drug targets. |
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| Naked ssRNA(+) virus causing acute hepatitis; a vaccine exists |
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| Enveloped dsDNA virus causing hepatitis; encodes a reverse transcriptase |
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| Enveloped ssRNA(+) virus causing chronic hepatitis |
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| Enveloped ssRNA(-) virus that is infectious only in the presence of another virus in it's family; causing increased symptoms |
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| Naked ssRNA(+) virus causing acute hepatitis; no vaccine exists |
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| An enterovirus causing neurologic symptoms, eliminated in the United States barring vaccine-related cases |
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| A group of viruses that is often asymptomatic, but causes varied diseases if pathogenic. Not reliant on low pH to release genome. |
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| A group of viruses causing respiratory infections of the upper respiratory tract, optimally replicating at 33°C |
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| A group of viruses including SARS |
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| A group of viruses including Rabies |
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| Paramyxovirus with one serotype, characterized by Koplik's spots and a prodrome including photophobia. |
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| Paramyxovirus with one serotype, causes viremia and parotitis. |
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| Human Parainfluenza Virus 1 and 2 |
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| Paramyxovirus causing croup, most common in young children. |
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| Human Parainfluenza Virus 3 |
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| Paramyxovirus causing broncholitis and pneumonia in infants. |
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| Human Parainfluenza Virus 4 |
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| Paramyxovirus causing upper respiratory tract infections in children. |
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| Respiratory Syncytial Virus |
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| Paramyxovirus causing croup in infants, often in the winter and spring. |
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| Parvovirus capable of causing causing hydrops fetalis, fifth disease, and aplastic crisis. |
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| Virus requiring coinfection with other viruses for replication. |
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| Naked icosahedral virus encapsulating (-) and (+) ssDNA. |
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| Naked icosahedral dsDNA virus with more than 50 serotypes |
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| Adenovirus Serotypes 5 and 7 |
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| Virus causing acute pneumonia and pharyngitis in children |
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| Adenovirus Serotypes 4 and 7 |
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| Virus causing Acute Respiratory Disease, common in military settings |
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| Virus causing pharyngoconjunctival fever, particularly at summer camps and lakes |
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| Adenovirus Serotypes 8, 19, and 37 |
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| Virus causing Keratoconjunctivitis |
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| Newly-emerging virus causing highly fatal pneumonia in children and adults |
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| Retrovirus previously known as HTLV-3 |
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| Retrovirus causing Adult T-Cell Lymphoma |
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| Retrovirus causing Hairy Cell Leukemia |
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| Family of viruses causing acute hemorrhagic fever |
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| Family of viruses causing slow-onset hemorrhagic fever |
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| Family of viruses causing respiratory distress |
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| Emerging virus associated with DIC and acute VHF |
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| Emerging virus associated with gradual onset of symptoms; potential VHF |
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