Virus Structure Components Quiz

Which virus belongs to the Picornaviridae family?

What is the transmission mode of Enterovirus/Hepatovirus?

Which antibody is detected by competitive inhibition ELISA for Hepatitis A virus?

What is the incubation period range for Hepatitis B virus?

Which hepatitis marker has no serological significance but is used for liver biopsy?

Which hepatitis virus is characterized as having an enveloped morphology?

What is the role of the nucleocapsid in a virus?

Which component of a virus is typically more susceptible to inactivation by high temperature and extreme pH?

What is the function of the capsomere in a virus?

Why are enveloped viruses typically more variably shaped or pleomorphic?

What is the defining feature of an icosahedral virus?

What is the incubation period for Hepatitis E?

Which hepatitis virus is associated with a morphology described as 'Naked, Icosahedral, Linear, ssRNA'?

Which hepatitis virus transmission method includes fecal-oral route?

What is the major cause of liver cirrhosis and alcoholic hepatitis?

Which hepatitis virus has an incubation period of 30-50 days?

Which hepatitis virus is associated with the Flaviviridae family and Parenteral or Sexual Intercourse transmission?

What is the process by which the capsid of a virus is removed?

Which type of specimen is preferred for nucleic acid assays according to the text?

What is the primary mode of transmission for droplet-spread viruses?

Which receptor is associated with the Influenza Virus according to the text?

Which family does the Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) belong to?

What is the morphology of Adenovirus based on the text?

Which virus is known for attacking ciliated columnar epithelial cells according to the text?

What is the clinical presentation of Influenza C as mentioned in the text?

What makes novel coronavirus unique among coronaviruses according to the text?

What receptors are associated with viruses that cause infection in the respiratory tract through invasion of the respiratory mucosa?

What is the primary method for detecting coronavirus infections?

Which structural proteins distinguish different genera of the virus?

What causes most of the known animal coronaviruses to display a tropism for epithelial cells of the respiratory or gastrointestinal tract?

Which antigen is responsible for fusion of the virus to the host cell?

What is the primary method for detecting group B rotaviruses?

Which type of ribonucleic acid is found in coronaviruses?

What is the primary cause of loss of electrolytes in infants and children infected by rotavirus?

Which type of virus is known for affecting mainly the upper respiratory tract in humans?