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    Group Case Study Sample

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    CROUP Overview Croup is a viral condition that causes swelling around the vocal cords. It is represented by breathing and a terrible hack which looks like a seal barking breathing. Countless diseases in control of the rump likewise cause the final freezing. The most dynamic in the autumn and winter months, croup usually caters adolescents under five years old. Causes Croup generally occurs after a few days of the coldness start and is generally caused by the same viruses that trigger the common cold

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    What Is Pleurisy?

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    Headline: What Is Pleurisy? Causes and Symptoms Keywords: Pleurisy, Infection, Causes, Symptoms, Chest, Lungs Page Description: Pleurisy is a condition of infection caused due to virus that results from inflammation of lungs and chest. Viral infection is one of the main causes of viral infection. Pleuritic pain is the main symptom of pleurisy that can be severe and stabbing in chest. Text: { Pleurisy Pleurisy is a condition caused due to viral infection. This infection is the result of swelling

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    Avian Influenza (AI)

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    Avian Influenza (AI) is a highly contagious disease and can affect wide varieties of birds and mammals. The virus belongs to family orthomyxoviridae type A influenza (Wright and Webster 2001). According to the virus pathogenicity, AI is classified into high and low pathogenic forms. It is causing great economic losses in the Egyptian poultry industry because of its outbreaks are characterized by a very rapid onset and widespread occurrence in a very short time (Aly et al.2008). To date, the only

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    Gene splicing is simply explained as the addition of genes from one organism’s genome to another’s. This branch of science is focused on altering the DNA of organisms in ways such as enhancing plants and animals’ physical characteristics or on repairing the damaged genomes of humans. As with the alteration of anything to do with human life, the use of gene splicing on humans has raised a controversy over its ethics. Some people believe that gene splicing could be beneficial to the medical field while

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    Wear Idle Infection

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    Wear cotton under wears. Under wears made from cottons are comfortable aside from the fact that cottons make your body "breathe". The cotton textile allows the air to pass thru the whole garment and into your body. This is very much unlike nylon fibers which traps heat inside and when there is heat our body reacts by making it moist. Moist and warm areas are the favorite breeding grounds for fungus to thrive uncontrollably. And when this happens symptoms of yeast infection are just around the corner

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    Taking large steps or even leaps may advance our society faster but with more dangerous risks. Genetic modification has advanced our technology, letting scientist have the ability to remove or replace genes and effectively get rid of diseases in human embryos. They do have the money and resources to start genetically modify human embryos but do not because the safety level of it is unknown. The fee of this would make matters worse as everything has a price to it and only some could afford it. This

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    and China (Cyranoski, 2016). Other conditions, such as AIDS, can be treated as well. CRISPR can be used to disable a gene called CCR5, which would prevent someone from developing AIDS regardless of if they are HIV positive. Alternatively, the HIV virus itself could be destroyed using CRISPR (Maxmen,

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    AAV Virus

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    AAV is a little, non-enveloped, single-stranded DNA dependovirus which belongs to the family of parvoviridae. It requires a helper virus, ideally Ad or herpes virus or on the other hand human papillomavirus or vaccinia virus to encourage effective, completely permissive AAV infection and replication (Bloom and Young, 2001). Without helper virus, AAV sets up an inactive disease and keeps up as a dormant provirus coordinated into a unique site of human chromosome 19. AAV can efficiently infect a wide

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    Rabies Virus Analysis

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    The rabies virus attacks nervous tissue and appears to duplicate almost exclusively in neuronal cells. As soon as delivered through the pores and skin or mucous membrane, the virus starts replicating in the striated muscles on the wound part. The virus can reflect in muscle cells for hours or weeks, or it could migrate immediately to the nervous system through unmyelinated sensory nerve endings on the inoculation website online. Migration to the nervous system is through the nearest sensory or

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    ZIKV

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    Developing a human ex vivo model system to study the early transmission events of Zika virus to fetal tissue PROJECT SUMMARY: Zika virus (ZIKV) has emerged as a cause of congenital brain malformations and placental abnormalities highlighting the need to uncover the mechanism of maternal-fetal (or vertical) transmission. The most likely route of ZIKV vertical transmission is via the placenta. The earliest events of ZIKV transmission in the uterine lining of the placenta, known as the maternal decidua

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