PARVOVIRIDAE

• Virions of some members of the genus Parvovirus contain exclusively positive-sense DNA.

  FALSE
• All members of the family Felidae are most likely susceptible to infection with Feline Panleukopenia Virus.
• In FPV, live vaccines are considered safer and more effective in controlling the disease.
• One of the clinical signs of Canine Parvovirus 2 is the Myocarditis syndrome in pups infected during the first week of life.
• Viruses of the human non-primate parvovirus are genetically related to each other and to the human B19 virus.

  TRUE
• Parvovirus replication is closely related to cellular replication, occurring only in the cells that undergo mitotic phase.
• Individual parvoviruses from different hosts are classified across several genera based on their genetic characteristics.

  TRUE
• Once porcine virus is introduced to susceptible breeding herd, this reproductive disease will be manifested and will cause devastating result.

  SMEDI
• Internalization of parvovirus virions happens through endocytosis.
• Parvovirus is an enveloped virus.

  FALSE