Neuroscience II: Enteroviruses Main Properties

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Which type of virus is an Enterovirus?

Non-enveloped virus

What is the main site of infection for Enteroviruses?

Intestinal tract

How are Enteroviruses primarily transmitted?

Via fecal-oral route

Which type of virus causes foot and mouth disease in cloven footed animals?

Aphthovirus

Which category of Enteroviruses is associated with diseases of the nasopharyngeal region?

Rhinovirus

What is the major protective immune response to enteroviruses?

Antibody production

What type of immunity is usually involved in preventing viremic spread of infection?

Serum antibody

What is the incubation period for poliovirus infection?

7-14 days

Which type of poliomyelitis varies with the amount of neuronal damage and inflammation?

Paralytic poliomyelitis

In what percentage of poliovirus infections does the virus spread along certain nerve fiber pathways?

1%

Which method is used for the definitive diagnosis of polio?

Cell culture involving fibroblastic MRC-5 cells

What are the two types of polio vaccines available for prevention?

OPV (live, attenuated, Sabin) and IPV (inactivated, Salk)

Which type of infection results in a minor illness in about 5% of infected people?

Abortive poliomyelitis

What percentage of patients with poliovirus infections develop nonparalytic poliomyelitis or aseptic meningitis?

1%-2%

What is a characteristic symptom of acute haemorrhagic conjunctivitis caused by certain viruses?

Bloodshot eyes

Which virus can cause aseptic meningitis and paralysis among its manifestations?

Coxsackievirus B

Which virus can cause a rare manifestation of polio-like paralysis?

Enterovirus type 70

What is a symptom of Enterovirus type 71 infection?

Encephalitis

Test your knowledge on the main properties and characteristics of enteroviruses, a type of +ssRNA, non-enveloped virus belonging to the picornaviruses family. Learn about acid stability, resistance to lipid solvents, optimal replication conditions, and more.

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