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Pox Virus Flashcards

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Pox-: Etymology

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Pock-: Scar

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Pox-: Morphology

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  • Linear dsDNA
  • Complex capsid
  • Enveloped
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Pox-: Resistance

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Good

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Pox-: Biological properties

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  • Baltimore I - Multiplication in the cytoplasm
  • Stenoxenous
  • Partly zoonotic (Orthopox-, parapox-)
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Pox-: Antigenic properties

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  • Strong antigens
  • Cross neutralisations within genera
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Pox-: Genuses

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  • Molluscipox-
  • Chordapox-
  • Suipox-
  • Parapox-
  • Avipox-
  • Yatapox-
  • Orthopox-
  • Capripox-
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Orthopox-: Examples

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  • Cow-, buffalo-, camel-, monkeypox
  • Ectromelia
  • Variola
  • Vaccinia
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Parapox-: Examples

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  • Pseudocow-, sealpox
  • Bovine papular stomatitis
  • Contagious ecthyma (orf)
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Avipox-: Examples

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  • Fowl-,
  • Canary-,
  • Pigeon-,
  • Psittacine-,
  • Turkeypox
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Capripox-: Examples

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Sheep-, goatpox

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Leporipox-: Examples

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  • Myxomatosis
  • Hare-fibroma virus
  • Shope-fibroma virus
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Suipox-: Examples

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Swinepox

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Yatapox-: Examples

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  • Yabapox
  • Tanapox
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Molluscipox-: Example

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Molluscum contagiosum

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Cowpox

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Cattle

  • Skin
  • Teats

Rodents → Cat → Human

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Camelpox

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Camel

  • Skin
  • Eye
  • Pneumonia
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Buffalopox

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Buffalo

  • Skin
18
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Ectromelia

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Mice

  • Skin
  • Loss of legs
19
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Variola

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(Smallpox)

Human

  • Skin
  • Pneumonia
20
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Vaccinia

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Mutant cowpox

  • Vaccine against variola
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Monkeypox

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Monkey, rodent, human

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Pseudocowpox

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Cow:

  • Teat scabs

Humans:

  • Milkers nodule
23
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Bovine papular stomatitis

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Calf

  • Oral scabs
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Contagious ecthyma (Orf)

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Lamb:

  • Mouth
  • Lip scabs
  • Zoonotic
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Avipox-: Symptoms

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  • Mucosal scabs
  • Pneumonia
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Sheep pox

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Sheep

  • Skin
  • Ø Wool
  • Pneumonia
  • Generalised forms
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Lumpy skin disease

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Cattle + Wild ruminants

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Myxomatosis

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Rabbit

  • Myxomas
  • Pneumonia

Transmitted by mosquitos

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Hare-fibroma virus

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Hare

  • Tumours
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Shope-fibroma virus

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American cotton-tailed rabbit

  • Tumours
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Yabapox

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Monkey

  • Tumours
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Tanapox

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Human

  • Skin lesions
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Molluscum contagiosum virus

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Human

  • Skin lesions
34
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Pox-: Transmission

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  • Airborne
  • Contact
  • Arbovirus
35
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Sheep-, goatpox-: Examples

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Lumpy skin disease

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Swinepox: Symptoms

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Skin papulas

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Swinepox: Transmission

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Lice

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