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What are the symbols of H1N1?
Swine Flu is recognized by the symbols h1n1. H stands for hemagglutinin and N stands for neuraminidase. I believe the numbers have to due with the structures of these proteins that compromise this particular strain.
What is the H official in the NFL?
There isn't an H- Official in the NFL. College Officials have letters. H stands for Head-Linesman.
What does the letters c and h stand for on the power steering dipstick?
C stands for where fuild level should be when COLD, H stands for where fuild level should be when HOT.
Is it H1N1 or the H1N1?
It is a flu (influenza) virus. All flus are caused by viruses. A virus is categorized by type such as Influenza Virus Type A, Type B or Type C. Viruses are always changing and mutating, and flu viruses are especially quick in their ability to mutate. When a mutation occurs, they are categorized further as subtypes and then to a finder degree as strains. H1N1 is a subtype of Influenzavirus A. The pandemic swine flu is further identified as A-H1N1/09 indicating the specific mutation of A-H1N1 into the type that caused the pandemic of 2009. Beyond that, the individual strains are broken down and named usually according to the year they were isolated and the location where they were first found. See the related question below for more information on how viruses are named.
What does H stand for in weather?
On the periodic table of elements, the symbol "H" stands for Hydrogen.
What is the full form of H1N1 virus?
The H and N stand for the two proteins on the capsid (coat) of the virion that causes this influenza. The H stands for Hemagglutinin, and the N stands for Nueraminidase. The numbers in the names of flu viruses refer to the configuration of these proteins. See the related questions below for more details.
What does the h mean in nh3?
H stands for Hydrogen.N stands for Nitrogen.
Why is flu called flu?
The scientific names for the virus strains that cause the flu are derived from the proteins on the virus capsid (coat), and usually some indication of the location from which the virus strain was first obtained or a type of known virus to which the new strain is similar, e.g., "Perth-like".In the naming convention of viruses, the protein classifications become part of the name as in H1N1; H for the haemagglutinin and N for the neuraminidase. There are different subtypes of viruses using the H and N nomenclature, for example the H5N1 subtype is the Avian (Bird) Flu and H1N1 subtype is the Swine flu.The common names usually are based upon where the virus was first discovered, e.g., The Hong Kong Flu, Fujian Flu, etc. or in what animal the virus is endemic, e.g., Swine Flu, Bird Flu, Horse Flu, etc.See the related question for more information on the naming of flu viruses.
What chemical formula is H O O H?
The H stands for hydrogen and the O stands for oxygen
What does h r diagram stand for?
H stands for Hurtzsprung and the R stands for Russell
What is 29 h20 what is the h?
In the chemistry formula, H2O, the "H" stands for hydrogen. The "O" stands for oxygen.
heir silent letters?
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