Pox Virus Flashcards
Pox-: Etymology
Pock-: Scar
Pox-: Morphology
- Linear dsDNA
- Complex capsid
- Enveloped
Pox-: Resistance
Good
Pox-: Biological properties
- Baltimore I - Multiplication in the cytoplasm
- Stenoxenous
- Partly zoonotic (Orthopox-, parapox-)
Pox-: Antigenic properties
- Strong antigens
- Cross neutralisations within genera
Pox-: Genuses
- Molluscipox-
- Chordapox-
- Suipox-
- Parapox-
- Avipox-
- Yatapox-
- Orthopox-
- Capripox-
Orthopox-: Examples
- Cow-, buffalo-, camel-, monkeypox
- Ectromelia
- Variola
- Vaccinia
Parapox-: Examples
- Pseudocow-, sealpox
- Bovine papular stomatitis
- Contagious ecthyma (orf)
Avipox-: Examples
- Fowl-,
- Canary-,
- Pigeon-,
- Psittacine-,
- Turkeypox
Capripox-: Examples
Sheep-, goatpox
Leporipox-: Examples
- Myxomatosis
- Hare-fibroma virus
- Shope-fibroma virus
Suipox-: Examples
Swinepox
Yatapox-: Examples
- Yabapox
- Tanapox
Molluscipox-: Example
Molluscum contagiosum
Cowpox
Cattle
- Skin
- Teats
Rodents → Cat → Human
Camelpox
Camel
- Skin
- Eye
- Pneumonia
Buffalopox
Buffalo
- Skin
Ectromelia
Mice
- Skin
- Loss of legs
Variola
(Smallpox)
Human
- Skin
- Pneumonia
Vaccinia
Mutant cowpox
- Vaccine against variola
Monkeypox
Monkey, rodent, human
Pseudocowpox
Cow:
- Teat scabs
Humans:
- Milkers nodule
Bovine papular stomatitis
Calf
- Oral scabs
Contagious ecthyma (Orf)
Lamb:
- Mouth
- Lip scabs
- Zoonotic
Avipox-: Symptoms
- Mucosal scabs
- Pneumonia
Sheep pox
Sheep
- Skin
- Ø Wool
- Pneumonia
- Generalised forms
Lumpy skin disease
Cattle + Wild ruminants
Myxomatosis
Rabbit
- Myxomas
- Pneumonia
Transmitted by mosquitos
Hare-fibroma virus
Hare
- Tumours
Shope-fibroma virus
American cotton-tailed rabbit
- Tumours
Yabapox
Monkey
- Tumours
Tanapox
Human
- Skin lesions
Molluscum contagiosum virus
Human
- Skin lesions
Pox-: Transmission
- Airborne
- Contact
- Arbovirus
Sheep-, goatpox-: Examples
Lumpy skin disease
Swinepox: Symptoms
Skin papulas
Swinepox: Transmission
Lice