Adenovirus

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Infect mamals

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Mastadenovirus

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Infect birds

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Aviadenovirus

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Atleast how many proteins

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11

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•Relatively stable, remaining viable for about a week at

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37 degree Celsius

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Are readily inactivated at

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50 degree Celsius

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Resist using

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Ether and bile salt

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Disease Mechanisms of Adenoviruses:
Virus is spread by aerosol, close contact, or fecal-oral means to establish__________________. Fingers spread virus to eyes.

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pharyngeal infection

Question 8

Disease Mechanisms of Adenoviruses:

Virus infects mucoepitheal cells in the ______________ tract, _____________ tract, and __________ or _________, causing cell damage directly.

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respiratory tract, gastrointestinal tract, and conjunctiva or cornea

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Disease Mechanisms of Adenoviruses:

Virus persists in __________ tissue

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lymphoid tissue

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Disease Mechanisms of Adenoviruses:

is important for prophylaxis and resolution but cell-mediated immunity is also important.

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Antibody

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Epidemiology of Adenoviruses: Disease/Viral Factors

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Capsid virus is resistant to inactivation by gastrointestinal tract and drying
Disease symptoms may resemble those of other respiratory virus infections
Virus may cause asymptomatic shedding

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Epidemiology of Adenoviruses: Transmission

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Direct contact via respiratory droplets and fecal matter, on hands, on fomites

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Epidemiology of Adenoviruses: Who Is at Risk?

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Children younger than 14 years of age
People in crowded areas

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Epidemiology of Adenoviruses: Geography/Season

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Virus is found worldwide
There is no seasonal incidence

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Epidemiology of Adenoviruses: Modes of Control

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Live vaccine for serotypes 4 and 7 is available for military use

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the major cause of nonbacterial pharyngitis and tonsillitis, presenting as febrile common cold.

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Pharyngitis

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Serotype pharyngitis

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Type 1-7

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are associated with pneumonia in adults resembling primary atypical pneumonia

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Pneumonia

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Serotype pneumonia

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Serotype 3 and 7

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Infant serotype in pneumonia

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Serotype 7

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disease
(ARD) syndrome among military receuit

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Acute respiratory disease

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Serotype acute respiratory disease that commonly isolated

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Serotype 4, 7, and. 21

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tends to occur in outbreaks, such as at children’s summer camps

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Pharyngoconjunctival fever

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Pharyngoconjunctival feverAlso know as

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Swimming pool conjunctival

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a serious condition which may appear as an epidemics,

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Epidemic keratoconjunctivitis (EKC)

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Serotype epidemic keratoconjunctivitis usually caused by

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Serotype 8

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Serotype epidemic keratoconjunctivitis less often type

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Serotype 19 and 37

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Serotype acute follicular conjunctivitis

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Serotype 3,4 and 11

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Some fastidious adenoviruses can cause diarrheal disease in children

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Diarrhea

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Serotype diarrhea

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Serotype 40 and 41

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Are members of the parvoviridae.

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Adenovarus associated viruses

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Adenovarus associated virus (AAV) •Form a genus,

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Dependovirus

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True AAV Also known as

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adenovirus satellite virus

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Not been implicated in clinical disease and its pathogenic role is uncertain.

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True AAV