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Filo-, Rhabdo- Flashcards

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Rhabdo-: Etymology

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Rhabdos-: Rod, stick → Plant rhabdoviruses

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Rhabdo-: Morphology

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  • -ssRNA genome
  • Helical capsid
  • Enveloped
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Rhabdo-: Resistance

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Weak

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Rhabdo-: Biological properties

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  • Baltimore V - Viral transcriptase
  • Zoonotic
  • Cell-bound infection, thermosensitive
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Rhabdo-: Antigenic properties

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  • Good antigens
  • Cross-reaction within genera
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Rhabdo-: Diagnosis

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  • Isolation
  • IF
  • Experimental infection
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Rhabdo-: Genuses

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  • Vesiculo-
  • Lyssa-
  • Ephemero-
  • Novirhabdo-
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Vesiculo-: Examples

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  • Vesicular stomatitis virus
  • Spring viraemia
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Lyssa-: Examples

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  • Rabies
    • Urban
    • Sylvatic
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Ephemero-: Example

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Bovine ephemeral fever

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Novirhabdo-: Examples

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  • Viral hemorrhagic septicaemia (trout)
  • Infectious haematopoietic necrosis (salmon)
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Filo-: Etymology

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Filum: Thread

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Filo-: Morphology

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  • -ssRNA genome
  • Helical capsid
  • Enveloped
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Filo-: Resistance

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Weak

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Filo-: Biological properties

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  • Baltimore V - Viral transcriptase
  • Zoonotic
  • CPEs: Cytoplasmic inclusion bodies
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Filo-: Antigenic properties

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  • Good antigens
  • Cross-reaction within genera
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Filo-: Genuses

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  • Marburg-
  • Ebola-
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Ebolavirus

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Human

  • Severe haemorrhage
  • Encephalitis
  • High mortality

Reston virus: Orphan virus

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Marburgvirus

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Monkey → Human

  • Fever
  • Meningoencephalitis
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Vesicular stomatitis virus

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Human, ungulates

  • Foot and mouth (FMD)
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Spring viraemia

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Carp

  • Haemorrhage
  • Ascites

Only in cold water

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Rabies

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Serotypes: CVS, Lagos bat, mokola, duvengagem European bat

  • Neuroinvasive:
    • Lethal encephalitis
    • Behavioural changes
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Urban rabies

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Transfer of rabies from Dogs → Humans

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Sylvatic rabies: Species

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  • Fox
  • Wolf
  • Racoon
  • Bat
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Rabies: Accidental hosts

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  • Cat
  • Horse
  • Sheep
  • Cattle
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Bovine ephemeral fever

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Bovine

  • Short fever
  • Milk production decrease
  • Mosquito-transmitted

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