Murtifero Virus Research Paper

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Hantaviruses are a genus of virus that are single-stranded, negative-sensed RNA viruses with a tripartite genome, represented by 45 different species across a worldwide distribution (Dearing and Dizney, 2010). They are pathogens primarily hosted by small mammals, in the family Muridae, with rats and mice making up the majority of these hosts. Hantaviruses first came to be known when two major disease events occurring in the twentieth century lead to the discovery of both old and new world hantaviruses (Johnson et al 2010). Old world hantavirus were first discovered during the Korean War (1950-1953) when over 3,000 U.N and Korean soldiers became stricken with hemorrhagic fever with

Nipah virus, Arena Virus and Francisella tularensis are bioterrorism agents. They work in various ways to harm the host. Francisella tularenis is considered a Tier 1 bioterrorism agent and Nipah virus is an overlap select agent that affects humans and agriculture both. They have been harmful in the past. Though, Nipah virus is a newer virus than the other two. This review will focus on their emergence, pathogenicity and symptoms of the diseases they cause.

The Sin Nombre virus is found in deer mice, common in the Southwestern part of the United States. This virus is not new to the area but the particular strain that caused the outbreak in 1993 was a new strain to the area. The Native Americans in the area have remedies for the virus. The best method for containing the outbreaks is to prevent contamination from the mice. Mice are scavengers that feed on what they can find including grains. Since 1993 there have been no outbreaks of the hantavirus but several people a year are infected and half of the infected people die from pulmonary complications.

Taking a cruise can be a fun and amazing experience, but what about the hidden illnesses? Many cruises have had the so called Norovirus onboard, and that has kept many people from sailing. I personally think that if the right measures are taken, such as washing your hands and using the utensils when getting the food from the buffet, everything will be okay.

Hendra virus (originally called "Equine morbillivirus" was discovered in September 1994 when it caused the deaths of thirteen horses, and a trainer at a training complex in Hendra, a suburb of Brisbane in Queensland, Australia.[12]

BK virus is a common infection that can cause a mild respiratory illness. BK virus is also called polyomavirus. After the first infection, the virus remains in the kidneys and other parts of the urinary tract but is inactive (latent). BK virus very rarely causes problems in healthy people. People may live with this inactive virus for years and never have any more symptoms.

Many people are infected each year by what is known as the stomach flu. Little do you know that the stomach flu is part of the Norwalk Virus. Norwalk Virus also known as Norovirus is an extremely contagious virus. This virus causes your intestines and or stomach to inflame which leads you to have stomach pain, nausea, diarrhea, and puking.

Many people are affected each year by what is usually misdiagnosed as the “stomach flu”. The official medical term for this illness is Norovirus, but is also known as Norwalk Virus. It was first seen in 1968 at Bronson Elementary School in Norwalk, Ohio. The first outbreak occurred at the elementary school, infecting 116 of the 223 students and teachers. Norovirus is a contagious virus that can lead to an infection called acute gastroenteritis. Gastroenteritis is an inflammation of the stomach and intestines, which results in diarrhea, vomiting, and stomach pain. In the United States alone, 19-21 million cases, 56,000-71,000 hospitalizations, and 570-800 deaths are reported each year (CDC).

My daughter's and her boyfriend's iphones were sitting near each other, not touching, and she said that his phone got a text saying something in german, with 666 at the end. The text showed that it was sent from her phone.

The cytomegalovirus is in the herpesviridae family of over one hundred known herpes viruses. In this family, only eight infect humans. Of these eight, the further classification into three subfamilies stems from what type of tissue that the virus invades, infects, and that symptoms display. The cytomegalovirus is considered to be in the second subfamily, attacking the immune system on a cellular level (Fagerberg, Smith, & Grimes, 2013). This virus doesn’t end its work there, however. It will attack muscle tissue and neuronal cells. It is associated with hearing and vision loss in infants and children who were congenitally infected. This complication may not arise for years and may not be

Chikunguya Virus is a virus that is considered to be an alpha virus in the Togaviridae family. It is a single stranded RNA virus with a capsid as well as a phospholipid envelope that allows the virus inside a human cell and able to attack other human cells around the first infected cell. This virus is known to be spread typically in the eastern hemisphere, especially in Africa, Asia and Europe (Cigarroa-Toledo). This virus has a few forms of transmission. The way this virus can be spread is through; mosquitos, mother to child, and during blood transfusions. The most common way the virus is spread is through mosquitos. The mosquito primarily responsible for transmitting this disease is the Aedes aegypti mosquito. The way it is transmitted is

The gymnasiums of public schools and community centers in the disaster-stricken area became emergency shelters after the Great East Japan earthquake in March 2011, which is classified as a domestic environment. Considering the condition in those areas with cold and dry weather at the time of the disaster, norovirus as one of the leading cause of gastroenteritis outbreaks in winter in Japan should be highlighted to prevent further damage (Mimura, et al., 2012).

The maedi-visna virus (MVV) is a very deadly disease that’s most commonly found in sheep but on rare occasions can also affect goats. MVV is also known as Ovine Progressive Pneumonia in North America but formally it has been called maedi visna because of two traits that an animal may have if it has contracted MVV. Maedi and visna are both Icelandic terms; maedi is to have progressive pneumonia and visna means wasting and withering of the animal. Both scenarios of pneumonia and wasting result in fatality since MVV is currently an incurable disease. Many researchers have looked into vaccinating sheep for MVV but all attempts have failed and actually worsened the condition of the animal in testing. Throughout this report I will be covering what

The first Motaba virus was transmitted by contact which is the most common form of disease’s transmission. There are two modes of transmission of diseases by contact: the first one is by direct contact, which is the one that takes place when occur physical contact between the sick person and the vulnerable one. In this type of transmission the causing pathogen is disseminated from the ill patient through direct contact with body fluids (wound drainage, feces, urine, vomit) or blood from the infected individual. Examples of direct contact are sexual contact, touching, kissing, and contact with oral secretions. The pathogens which are spread by contact are not capable of surviving long periods of time away from the host. Some diseases that are