29 - Parvoviridae, Circoviridae, Anelloviridae Flashcards
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Parvoviridae
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- Etymology: Parvus: small
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Morphology:
- Linear ssDNA
- Self priming
- Hairpin ends
- Icosahedral capsid
- Non enveloped
- Resistance: Very strong
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Biological properties:
- Baltimore II.
- Cellular polymerase - multiplication in dividing cells
- Complementation – adeno- or herpesvirus infected cells
- Hemagglutination
- Stenoxen
- Baltimore II.
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Antigenic properties:
- Very good antigens - long immunity
- Cross reactions - cross immunity
- Related viruses (mutants):
- Panleukopenia
- Mink enteritis
- Canine parvovirus 2
- Related viruses (mutants):
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Diagnosis:
- Isolation in dividing cells – intranuclear inclusion bodies
- HA, IF, AGID
- Serology: HAI, VN
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Parvoviridae
List the subfamilies and their genera
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Parvovirinae:
- Protovirus genus
- Avivirus genus
- Amdovirus genus
- Bocavirus genus
- Copivirus genus
- Tetravirus genus
- Erythrovirus genus
- Dependoparvovirus genus
- Densovirinae
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Parvoviridae
Parvovirinae: protoparvovirus genus
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Porcine parvovirus - SMEDI
- Stillbirth
- Mummification
- Embryonic Death
- Infertility
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Canine parvovirus 2
- Enteritis
- Myocarditis
- Exsiccosis
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Feline panlekopenia virus
- Stem cells/WBC - immunity suppressed
- Mink eteritis virus
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Parvoviridae
Parvovirinae: aviparvovirus genus
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Chicken parvovirus
- Stunting, diarrhoea, mortality
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Parvoviridae
Parvovirinae: amdoparvovirus genus
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- Etymology: Aleutian Mink Disease
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Aleutian mink disease virus
- •Immunocomplex disease – hemorrhage, nephritis
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Parvoviridae
Parvovirinae: bocoparvovirus genus
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- Etymology: Bovine, Canine
- Bovine parvovirus
- Canine minute virus (CPV-1)
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Parvoviridae
Parvovirinae: erythroparvovirus genus
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B 19 virus
- Human transient aplastic crisis, fetal wastage (hydrops)
- Simian erythroviruses
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Parvoviridae
Parvovirinae: dependoparvovirus genus
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- Etymology: dependant
- Adeno associated viruses (human, canine, bovine etc.)
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Goose parvovirus - Derzsy’s disease
- Ascites, respiratory disease, enteritis
- Muscovy duck parvovirus
- Snake parvovorus
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Parvoviridae
Parvovirinae: copi-, tetraparvovirus genus
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Ungulate parvoviruses
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Parvoviridae
Densovirinae
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- (densonucleosis virus)
- Arthropod pathogens
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Circoviridae
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- Etymology: Circus: circle
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Morphology:
- Circular ssDNA
- Icosahedral capsid
- Non enveloped
- Resistance: Very strong
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Biological properties:
- Baltimore II.
- Cellular polymerase - multiplication in dividing cells
- → bone marrow cells, leukocytes - immunosuppressant
- Germinative infections
- Stenoxen
- Cellular polymerase - multiplication in dividing cells
- Baltimore II.
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Antigenic properties:
- Good antigens ↔ immunosuppression
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Diagnosis:
- Isolation: dividing cells, embryo
- IF (leukocytoses)
- Serology: ELISA
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Circoviridae
List the genera
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- Circovirus genus
- Gyrovirus genus
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Circoviridae
Circovirus genus
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Porcine circovirus PCV1, PCV2: PMWS, PDNS
- Wasting, hemorrhage, immunosuppression
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Beak and feather disease virus
- Parrots
- Beak and feather deformities, immunosuppression
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Goose circovirus
- Immunosuppression
- Canary, pigeon, mallard duck, muskovy duck circoviruses
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Circoviridae
Gyrovirus genus
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Chicken infectious anemia
- Anemia, immunosuppression
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Anelloviridae
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- Etymology: anello: ring
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Morphology:
- Circular ssDNA
- Icosahedral capsid
- Non enveloped
- Resistance: very strong
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Biological properties:
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Baltimore II
- Cellular polymerase multiplicate in dividing cells: bone marrow
- Leukocytes: immunosuppressant
- Germinative infections
- Senoxen
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Baltimore II
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Antigenic properties:
- Strong and longlasting immune response
- Cause immunosupressance
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Diagnosis:
- Isolation: dividing cells, embryo
- IF (leukocytes)
- Serology: ELISA
- PCR