retroviridae and togaviridae
Cards (34)
- What type of virus family is Togaviridae?
- What is the structure of the Togaviridae virion?
- What is the approximate size of Togaviridae ssRNA?
- How is Togaviridae transmitted?
- Name a genus within the Togaviridae family.
- What disease does the Rubella virus cause?
- What are the infection routes for Rubella virus?
- What are the symptoms of Rubella infection?
- Why is Rubella virus particularly dangerous for pregnant women?
- How is Rubella virus prevented?
- What are the sample sources for laboratory diagnosis of Rubellavirus?
- What methods are used for diagnosing Rubellavirus?
- What is a specific serological test for Rubellavirus?
- What happens in the Haemagglutination Inhibition Test?
- What indicates a positive result in the Haemagglutination Inhibition Test?
- What type of virus family is Retroviridae?
- How many ssRNA does Retroviridae contain?
- What enzyme does the Retroviridae virion contain?
- What is the first step in the life cycle of Retroviridae?
- What happens after viral DNA integrates into the host's DNA?
- What are the transmission routes for HIV?
- What are the consequences of HIV infection?
- What is the sample source for laboratory diagnosis of HIV?
- What methods are used for HIV laboratory diagnosis?
- What is the window period for HIV antibody detection?
- What is the advantage of HIV NA detection?
- What is the typical initial screening method for HIV testing?
- What follows a positive initial HIV test?
- What is the basic principle of ELISA?
- How does the ELISA for HIV antibody/antigen work?
- What is the purpose of Western blot analysis?
- What is the procedure for Western blot analysis?
- What happens if virus-specific antibodies are present in Western blot analysis?
- How are bands visualized in Western blot analysis?