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Title: HIV (Human Immuno Deficiency virus)
Description: This file explains a special virus called "HIV" that ultimately leads to AIDS(the more severe form). Its types, transmission, life cycle, diagnosis, treatment, and everything regarding this virus are explained in the notes so, all the virologists out there can use these notes to understand this virus and clear their doubts.
Description: This file explains a special virus called "HIV" that ultimately leads to AIDS(the more severe form). Its types, transmission, life cycle, diagnosis, treatment, and everything regarding this virus are explained in the notes so, all the virologists out there can use these notes to understand this virus and clear their doubts.
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HERPES SIMPLEX VIRUS
Submitted By :Iqra Ijaz(13)
Contents:
Introduction
Types(1&2)
Structure
Life cycle
Symptoms
Transmission
Diagnosis
Treatment
Health risk factor
Prevention
Vaccination
Prevalence
Introduction:
Derived name from Greek word “herpin”(to creep)
Family: Herpesviridae
More than 100 herpes virus have been isolated
Eight herpes viruses infect humans
Types
Herpes Simplex Virus Type-1 (Oral
herpes)
Herpes Simplex Virus Type-2(Genital
Herpes)
Infect Oral mucosa, lips,nose
Sexually transmitted disease(STD)
Mostly occur during the childhood
Infect the genital
areas(Vagina,cervix,Scrotum)
Cornea of eye(herpes keratitis)
Also causes sores around the genital
areas
Cause Cold sores & fever blisters
Infected women can pass virus to new
born during birth
Can be reactivated in immune
compromised person
Women are more infected than men
Also cause genital herpes but rare
Can also affect the mouth
Similarities:
Both types are asymptomatic
Can appear anywhere on the skin
Both types can pass through skin to skin contact
Herpes keratitis
Cold sores
Red blisters
Structure:
Nucleic acid double stranded DNA
Capsid-Icosahedral and enveloped
Constructed from 162 capsomers
Capsid surrounded by tegument(proteinaceous layer)
Contains 15 protein species and some virus m RNA
Spikes are present on envelope and composed of 10 glycoproteins
Contain at least 12 glycoproteins
Life cycle:
Attachment
Entry
Transcription
Translation
Genome replication
Assembly
Release
Diagramtic view
Symptoms:
Painful blisters or ulcer appear
Flu like symptoms appear
Swollen lymph nodes
Fatigue
Lack of appetite
Red blisters on the skin
In case of HSV-2 the person also have painful or burning feeling
during urination
Transmission:
Type 1 can be transmitted by oral to oral contact
By using the infected objects
By touching the infected areas
HSV-1 can be transmitted to genital areas through oral-genital contact
and so as HSV-2
Through sexual contact
Title: HIV (Human Immuno Deficiency virus)
Description: This file explains a special virus called "HIV" that ultimately leads to AIDS(the more severe form). Its types, transmission, life cycle, diagnosis, treatment, and everything regarding this virus are explained in the notes so, all the virologists out there can use these notes to understand this virus and clear their doubts.
Description: This file explains a special virus called "HIV" that ultimately leads to AIDS(the more severe form). Its types, transmission, life cycle, diagnosis, treatment, and everything regarding this virus are explained in the notes so, all the virologists out there can use these notes to understand this virus and clear their doubts.