DNA Viruses
Herpesvirus
Parvovirus
Papillomavirus
Poxvirus
100

The Hidden Traveler

What is the herpesvirus?

100

The structure of herpesvirus

What is an enveloped double stranded DNA virus with an icosahedral capsid and glycoprotein attachment proteins?

100

The structure of parvovirus

What is a small single stranded DNA virus that is non-enveloped with an icosahedral capsid?

100

Papillomavirus structure

What is a circular double stranded DNA genome that is non-enveloped with an icosahedral capsid with a circular genome?

100

Poxvirus structure

What is a large double stranded DNA genome with complex virion architecture?

200

The Virus that refused to die

What is parvovirus?


200
The methods of spread of herpesvirus

What is respiratory secretions, nose-to-nose contact, and aerosols over short distances?

200

The spread of parvovirus

What is a fecal-oral transmission?

200

The papillomavirus target cells

What are the basal epithelial cells?

200

The unique replication strategy of poxvirus

What is replication in the cytoplasm despite being a DNA virus?

300

The growth promoter

What is papillomavirus?

300

the pathogenesis of herpesvirus

What is viral replication in nasal/respiratory epithelium with an associated viremia, vasculitis in the CNS, and vascular damage leading to hemorrhage and thrombosis with focal areas of ischemic necrosis in the CNS?

300

Parvovirus pathogenesis

What is a fecal oral transmission to the M-cells of lymphatic nodules and then primary viremia spread to the intestinal lymph tissue and peyer's patches as well as panleukopenia precursors?

300

Papillomavirus pathogenesis

What is to stimulate cellular proliferation and create papillomas using host DNA synthesis machinery that results in warts, hyperplasia and excess tissue growth?

300

Diagnostic clues of poxvirus

What is cytoplasmic inclusions, characteristic skin lesions, and a PCR?

400

The Rule breaker

What is the poxvirus?

400

Herpesvirus latency

What is the ability of herpesvirus to hide in the sensory ganglia?

400

Areas of gut damage

What is the intestinal crypts and epithelium?

400

The site of replication for papillomavirus

What is the nucleus?

400

An important thing for veterinarians to remember about poxvirus.

What is that some are zoonotic, so PPE is important?

500

Herpesvirus diagnostic techniques

What is intranuclear inclusions, PCR from nasal swabs, and PCR from whole blood?

500

Parvovirus diagnostic methods

What are Snap ELISA, PCR, Virus isolation, and serology?

500

The clinical outcome of papillomavirus

What is that many lesions regress spontaneously after immunity develops?