Poxviruses - Revision history

Bara: Redirected page to Category:Poxviridae

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Redirected page to Category:Poxviridae

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Bepocock: /* Virus by Species */

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Virus by Species

Bepocock: /* Capripoxviruses */

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Capripoxviruses

Bepocock: /* Avipoxviruses */

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Avipoxviruses

Bepocock: /* Therapeutic Use */

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Therapeutic Use

Bepocock: /* Morphology */

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Morphology

Bepocock: /* Introduction */

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Introduction

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	*MRV is a recombinant betweeen Myxoma virus and Shope fibroma virus.		*MRV is a recombinant betweeen Myxoma virus and Shope fibroma virus.
	*Causes a lethal disease with numerous primary and secondary tumours and immunosuppression.		*Causes a lethal disease with numerous primary and secondary tumours and immunosuppression.
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	==Leporipoxviruses==		==Leporipoxviruses==

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 *More recently, the French used this technique in the creation of the oral rabies vaccine used among the wild fox population:
 **Recombinant virus inserts a plasmid encoding rabies gene in place of thymidine kinase gene
-*Canarypox vaccines now exist for [[Feline Leukemia Virus (FeLV)|FeLV]] and [[Rabies]]
+*Canarypox vaccines now exist for [[Feline Leukemia Virus (FeLV)|FeLV]] and [[Rhabdoviridae|Rabies]]
 **Undergoes a single cycle of replication without producing infectious virus in mammals

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 *Up to 30 different structural proteins
 *Non-structural proteins:
-**Viral epidermal growth factor, which stimulates cell growth causing the raised edge of pustule
+**'''Viral epidermal growth factor''', which stimulates cell growth causing the raised edge of pustule
-**Viral tumor necrosis factor, which is non-functioning and acts as an anti-inflammatory by competing with TNF-alpha
+**'''Viral tumor necrosis factor''', which is non-functioning and acts as an anti-inflammatory by competing with TNF-alpha
-**Viral IL-10, which reduces the Th-1 cell mediated response
+**'''Viral IL-10''', which reduces the Th-1 cell mediated response
 =Therapeutic Use=

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 =Introduction=
-Poxviruses are among the most easily recognized of all viruses, owing to the lesion by which they have gained their name.  Once inside cell, proliferation then lysis, giving way to a characteristic pock with a necrotic center.  Poxviruses have risen to fame both for their ability to be eradicated (small pox) as well as their use in fighting other viruses (canarypox vaccines).
+Poxviruses are among the most easily recognized of all viruses, owing to the lesion by which they have gained their name.  Once inside cell, they cause proliferation then lysis, giving way to a characteristic pock with a necrotic center.  Poxviruses have risen to fame both for their ability to be eradicated (small pox) as well as their use in fighting other viruses (canarypox vaccines).
 =Morphology=

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 =Introduction=
+Poxviruses are among the most easily recognized of all viruses, owing to the lesion by which they have gained their name.  Once inside cell, proliferation then lysis, giving way to a characteristic pock with a necrotic center.  Poxviruses have risen to fame both for their ability to be eradicated (small pox) as well as their use in fighting other viruses (canarypox vaccines).
 =Morphology=
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 *Non-structural proteins:
 **Viral epidermal growth factor, which stimulates cell growth causing the raised edge of pustule
-**Viral tumor necrosis factor, which is non-functioning and acts as an anti-inflammatory by competing with TNF-<alpha>
+**Viral tumor necrosis factor, which is non-functioning and acts as an anti-inflammatory by competing with TNF-alpha
 =Virulence and Pathogenesis=
-*Once inside cell, proliferation then lysis, giving way to a characteristic pock with a necrotic center
+*Primary replication in abraded squamous epithelium
 =Epidemiology=
 *Spread quickly in unhygienic circumstances
 *Can survive for years in dust
 =Types and Subtypes=
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 *[[Cow pox]], which also causes cat pox
 *Small pox (variola)
-*Orf
+*[[Orf]]
 *Seal pox
 *Pig pox
-*Sheep pox (exotic to EU)
+*Sheep/Goat pox (exotic to EU)
-*Goat pox (exotic to EU)
+*[[Myxomatosis]]
 *Fowl pox
 *Pigeon pox
 *Canary pox
-*Ectromelia (mice)
+*[[Ectromelia]]
 *Camel pox
 *Monkey pox
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 ==Parapoxviruses==

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 ==Introduction==