Names
Retrovirus
Coronavirus
Orthomyxovirus
Rhabdovirus
100

The Dogma Reverser

What is retrovirus?

100

The reason retroviruses have their name

What is they use an RNA dependent polymerase called reverse transcriptase to create complementary DNA from their RNA?

100

Diseases caused by coronavirus

What are FIP, Equine coronavirus enteritis, bovine coronavirus enteritis, porcine respiratory coronavirus, porcine epidemic diarrhea virus, and more?

100

Diseases caused by orthomyxoviridae

What are influenzas, thogoto virus, and infectious salmon anemia virus?

100

Diseases caused by rhabdovirus.

What is lyssavirus rabies, and vesiculovirus?

200

The Mutated Monster

What is the coronavirus?

200

The inclusion of point mutations, insertions/deletions, and solitary LTRs formations from viral RNA into the human genome

What is endogenization?

200

The method of transmission for feline enteric coronavirus

What is fecal-oral transmission with viral replication in the intestinal epithelium?

200
The shape of influenza virus.

What is enveloped, helical, single-stranded RNA, negative sense, with a segmented genome?

200

The family properties of rhabdovirus.

What are enveloped, helical nucleocapsid single-stranded, negative-sense RNA with a bullet-shaped virion?

300

The genetic shifter

What is the orthomyxovirus?

300

The outcomes of exposure to FeLV.

What are abortive (the best outcome), regressive, and progressive?

300

The results of various mutations of the feline enteric coronavirus.

What is feline infection peritonitis?

300

The intermixing of parent RNA to create a new virus completely (recombination)

What is antigenic shift?

300

The pathogenesis of rabies.

What is transmission via exposure to contaminated saliva or neural tissue of the infected hose that target the nicotinic acetylcholine receptor in almost any mammal with no viremia and a transneuronal spread?
400

The ultimate zoonosis

What is rhabdovirus?

400

Members of the retrovirus family

What are FeLV, bovine leukemia virus, FIV, and others?

400

The possible outcomes of an FECV infection.

What are FECV infection with rare clinical disease, or mutation to FIPV, with options being effusive and non-effusive FIP?

400

The ability of influenza to reinfect individuals as well as populations

What is they are highly mutable and have a lot of antigenic variation?

400

The clinical signs of rabies

What are furious/encephalitic form with aggression, agitation, biting, etc and the dumb/paralytic form with paralysis, depression, and stupor?

500

Methods of spread of retroviruses.

What are mutual grooming and shared water bowls?

500

The cytoplasmic inclusion bodies of rabies

What are Negri bodies?