Herpes Virus Summary Cards -- Tropisms Flashcards
What HHVs are in the alpha herpes group ?
what is the defining characteristic ?
Alpha Group:
HSV 1
HSV 2
VZV (HHV 3)
Charactersitic – blistering Rash
What HHVs are in the beta herpes group?
what is the common characteristic
HHV 5 – CMV –(rarely causes roseola like rash)
HHV 6 – Roseola
HHV 7 – Roseola
Gamma herpes group?
HHV 8 - kaposi’s sarcoma
HHV 4 - EBV
which viruses cause mononucleosis?
Which are monospot positive?
which are monospot negative ?
monospot negative – HHV 6 and CMV
monospot positive – EBV
which viruses are neurotropic?
HHV 1 - HSV 1
HHV 2 - HSV 2
HHV 3 - VZV
establish latency in DRG or cranial nerve ganglia
VZV can establish latency in the anterior horn
Which viruses are lymphotropic
HHV4 (EBV), 5 (CMV), and 6 (HHV6)
HHV 4- EBV – binds to CR2 receptor
Can lead to Burkitt’s Lymphoma, Post Transplant Lymphoproliferative disease, hairy luekoplakia
CMV – persistent infection in lymphocytes
Latent infection in Hemopoetic Cells – patients become anemia, neutropenia, TTP
HHV 6 – infects B and T lymphocytes;
Which virus is lymphotrophic and angiotrophic
HHV 8 - kaposi’s sarcoma