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A viral species means that it is caused by a virus, which is non-living and contains genetic material within a protein capsule. Most viruses are not treated because unlike bacterial species, there is no antibiotics even though specific viruses can be treated with certain chemicals.
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What is the genius and species for smallpox?
Small pox is a viral disease which have no generic or specific name .
Why interferons are specie specific but not viral specific?
Interferons are specific to species because they interact with receptors that are unique to each species. However, they are not highly specific to individual viruses because they can induce an antiviral state in cells that helps defend against a broad range of viruses. This nonspecific antiviral response is a way for the host to combat a variety of viral infections.
Interactions between two species in which both are harmed?
competative antagonistic viral (although here it is expected to be so) infectious.
What is viral emergence?
Viral emergence refers to the process by which a virus transitions from being relatively unknown to potentially causing outbreaks or epidemics in populations. This can occur due to various factors, such as changes in the environment, genetic mutations of the virus, increased contact between humans and animals, or lack of immunity in the population. It is an important concept in understanding and preparing for the spread of new infectious diseases.
What are viral family's?
What are the different viral families? What are their genomescreated from? Are they naked?
Why are some viral diseases shared between species and others not?
Because there are some viral diseases that require different needs to survive. Which they cannot find in certain species.
What is the genius and species for smallpox?
Small pox is a viral disease which have no generic or specific name .
Why interferons are specie specific but not viral specific?
Interferons are specific to species because they interact with receptors that are unique to each species. However, they are not highly specific to individual viruses because they can induce an antiviral state in cells that helps defend against a broad range of viruses. This nonspecific antiviral response is a way for the host to combat a variety of viral infections.
Is rabies bacterial or viral?
Rabies is viral.
Interactions between two species in which both are harmed?
competative antagonistic viral (although here it is expected to be so) infectious.
What actors and actresses appeared in The Viral Man - 2012?
The cast of The Viral Man - 2012 includes: Todd Adler as Viral Man Blanca Biller as Viral Man Jerry Capener as Elder Viral Man Janet Chu as Viral Man Robert Delitta as Viral Man Steve Deluca as Viral Man Kristen Felicetti as Newscaster Paul Gebeau as Big Viral Brea Grant as Luna Taliesin Jaffe as Daniel Charles Langer as Viral Man Thomas Langer as Viral Man Allan Langer as Viral Man Mary Langer as Viral Man Karl Lentini as Viral Man Clarence Leonard as Viral Man Shannon Mary Dixon as Sarah Rebekah Nelson as Viral Man Robin Nicole Sol as Viral Man Gregory Niebel as Isaac Zach Norton as Viral Man Paradox Pollack as Viral Man Sri Rajan as Viral Man Truddie Reif as Viral Man Kyle Schadt as Shotgun Viral Jordan Schulkin as Viral Man Havah Sterns as Viral Man Chris von Hoffmann as Viral Man
Is the avian flu viral or bacterial?
Spanish flu is viral.
How does Viral specificity work?
Viral specificity refers to the ability of a virus to infect certain host cells or species while bypassing others. This specificity is determined by the interaction between viral surface proteins and specific receptors on the host cell membranes. The compatibility between these proteins and receptors dictates whether the virus can attach, enter, and replicate within the host. Additionally, factors such as host immune responses and cellular environments can further influence viral specificity.
What is the noun for viral?
The word 'viral' is the adjective form of the noun virus.
What is viral emergence?
Viral emergence refers to the process by which a virus transitions from being relatively unknown to potentially causing outbreaks or epidemics in populations. This can occur due to various factors, such as changes in the environment, genetic mutations of the virus, increased contact between humans and animals, or lack of immunity in the population. It is an important concept in understanding and preparing for the spread of new infectious diseases.
Is Hepatitis A a viral disease?
yes,it is a viral disease
Is a cold sore a viral disease?
Yes it is viral.
