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Lecture 4 - Respiratory Viruses Flashcards

1
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Adenovirus is only virus with ______

A

A fiber in each of its vertices

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2
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The _______fiber is ______ to cell

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adenovirus, toxic

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3
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Adenovirus genome, capsid shape, and envelope

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dsDNA, icosahedral, NONenveloped

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4
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Adenovirus contains ___on penton base

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Hemagglutinin

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5
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Adenovirus genome contains _______.

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Inverted terminal repititions

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6
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Adenovirus replication occurs in the _____

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nucleus

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7
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Adenovirus has the same receptor as _____

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Coxsackie B (CAR)

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8
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Adenovirus enters cell via ______. This happens due to….

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ENDOCYTOSIS, due to interaction between PENTON BASE and AV integrins

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9
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Adenovirus transcription is a ______ phase event. What are they?

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2 phase. (EARLY and LATE)

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10
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Adenovirus early phase is before ______

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DNA replication

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11
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Adenovirus uses ____ to make mRNA

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host RNA polymerase

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12
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Early adenovirus mRNA’s =

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“E” - 1a, 1b, 2, 3, 4

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13
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Adeno Intermediate Early genes =

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E1a and E1b. Their products are needed for transcription of other delayed genes (E2-4)

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14
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All early genes are involved in… (3 processes)

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DNA synthesis, Altering host expression, Transcription of LATE GENES

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15
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Early proteins (from early genes) in adenovirus help block ________

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CTL response

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16
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Adeno Clinical Presentations (5)

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ACUTE RESP DISEASE, OCULAR DISEASE (Pharyngoconjunctival fever, Epidemic Keratoconjunctivitis), ACUTE HEM. CYSTITIS, GASTROENTERITIS, INFECTIONS

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17
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Acute respiratory diseases caused by which adenoviruses

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1 2 5 6

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18
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Acute respiratory diseases are mostly _______

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nonsymptomatic

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19
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Adeno transmission

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sputum + oral secretion

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20
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Adeno Sx

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Fever, rhinorrhea, cough, sore throat.

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21
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Adenovirus is major cause of ______

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OTITIS MEDIA and tonsilitis

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22
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Adenovirus - related ARD widespread in what specific population? What serotypes?

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Military recruits – Serotype 4 and 7

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23
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Adenovirus “supercold” serotype

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14

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24
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Pharyngoconjunctival fever Adenovirus strains and buzzwords

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3 4 7, summercamps, pool fever

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25
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Adenovirus Pharyngoconjunctivits eventually…

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spreads to the other eye

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26
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Adeno Epidemic keratoconjunctivitis strains

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8 19 37

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27
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Adeno keratoconjunctivitis inubation

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8 days

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28
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Adeno keratoconjunctivitis presents…

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bilaterally

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29
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Adeno keratoconjunctivitis may result in

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residual scarring and visual impairment

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30
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Adeno acute hemorrhagic cystitis serotypes

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11 + 21

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31
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Adeno acute hemorrhagic cystitis Presentation

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Dysuria, HEMATURIA

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32
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Adeno Gastroenteritis Serotypes

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40 + 42

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33
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Common cause of infantile diarrhea in daycare?

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Adenoviral Gastroenteritis

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34
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Adeno may cause infections in IC patients with..

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Transplant, T cell depletion, AB therapy, Lymphopenia

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35
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Adeno infection in IC patients can cause _____ which is associated with ___________ in more than 90% if cases

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Nephritis, Acute renal failure

36
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Adeno can be transmitted via what (2) routes?

A

DROPLETS (respiratory) and FECAL-ORAL (GI infctn)…. Also can be from hand to eye or from poorly Chlorinated pools

37
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Adenovirus is capable of causing _____ or _____ infection

A

Lytic or Latent

38
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Adeno Lytic infection infects ___, ____, and _____ cells, which causes _______

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Mucoepithelial, Gastrointestinal, Conjunctival cells, causes CELL DAMAGE

39
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Adeno causes ______ (in rats), in which viral DNA does what?

A

Oncogenic Transformation, virus DNA integrates in host DNA

40
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Adenovirus is a _______ virus, so it is more resistant

41
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Adenovirus is most common in _____ and _______

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children and military recruits

42
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Adenovirus treatment, and vaccine?

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No treatment – LIVE ATTENUATED vaccine has been discontinued

43
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Coronavirus enveloped or not?

44
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Corona genome (type and segmented?)

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ss+RNA, non segmented

45
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Corona capsid shape

46
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Corona envelope appearance

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club shaped glycoproteins (SPIKE, ENVELOPE, MEMRANE proteins)

47
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Corona “Spike” protein function

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receptor binding and cell fusion

48
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Corona “Membrane” protein structure and function

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Transmembrane, for budding and envelope formation

49
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Corona replicates in the ___

50
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Replication process for Coronavirus: Steps 1 and 2

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S protein binds to Aminopeptidase N and a SIALIC ACID containing receptor….. Virus is ENDOCYTOSED

51
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Replication process for Coronavirus: Steps 3 -5

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  1. Protein synthesis - Early and late phases. 4. Genome associates with rER membrane. 5. Vesicles migrate to surface and are released
52
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Replication process for Coronavirus: Its uses what enzyme? What are it’s products?

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RNA dependent RNA polymerase. Produces full length NEGATIVE RNA template and SIX individual mRNA’s for other Coronavirus proteins

53
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Coronavirus causes ________ (generally)

A

common cold (URTI)

54
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URTI from coronavirus is a _______ illness

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self limited, contagious

55
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Coronavirus replicates best at what temps?

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33-35 degrees Celsius

56
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Coronavirus pathogenesis: Infected cell appearance

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Vacuolated, damaged cilia, syncitia

57
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Viral load curve during coronavirus infection is followed by curve for __________

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Interferon response

58
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_______ is slowly produced after interferon response (in coronavirus infection)

59
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Coronavirus is _____% of URTI. Only ______ cause more.

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10-15%. Rhinoviruses

60
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Despite antibodies to coronavirus, _______ is possible

A

reinfection

61
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_______ helps coronavirus survive the GI tract for ________ transmission

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Glycoprotein “Corona”, Fecal-oral

62
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Coronavirus control

63
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SARS transmitted via

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respiratory droplets

64
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SARS begins with

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high fever and PNA in most cases

65
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SARS Sx (5)

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Fever, Ache, dry cough, PNA, Diarrhea in 10-20%

66
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SARS causes _________ by which three methods?

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Tissue damage caused by 1. Direct LYTIC effects 2. Syncitial GIANT cells 3. Indirect IMMUNE RESPONSE

67
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Coronavirus found in areas with lots of ______

A

animal species

68
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SARS was introduced to humans how? How do we know this?

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From ANIMALS. No Antibodies in people who did not have SARS

69
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Picornavirus genera that have relevance to humans?

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Entero, Rhino, Hep A

70
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Rhinovirus have ______ serotypes that exhibit

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over 100 serotypes, no geographic pattern

71
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Rhinovirus Genome

72
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Rhinovirus Capsid shape

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Icosahedral (small)

73
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Rhinovirus enveloped or not?

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No envelope (naked)

74
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Rhinovirus replicates in the

75
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Rhinovirus RNA translated into ______

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polyprotein that becomes ENZYMATIC and STRUCTURAL proteins

76
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Most rhinoviruses are _______

77
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Which are more common with rhinoviruses, upper RTIs or Lower RTIs

78
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First symptom of rhinovirus

A

Nasal irritation

79
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____ is largely absent in rhinovirus infection

80
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Complications of rhinoviruses

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Acute Otitis Media (bacterial), and Exacerbation of Asthma

81
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Rhinovirus has a __% infection rate for those exposed

A

95% (75% become ill)

82
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Viruses inefficient at ____ when temp’s reach _____

A

Replication, 33’C

83
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Rhinovirus can not survive in the _______

84
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Incubation time for rhinovirus is

85
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Cause of rhinovirus mucosal symptoms is due to

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Immune response (IFN gamma and IL-8 stimulate a CYTOKINE cascade)

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