Avian paramyxovirus type 1: Difference between revisions
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(Created page with "* Negative-sense single-stranded RNA virus within the genus Genus::Orthoavulavirus and family Family::Paramyxoviridae * Divided into class I and II (based on their fusion protein), of which only some strains of class II are virulent ** Class II genotype VI is known as pigeon avian paramyxovirus and is a common virulent genotype with pigeon and dove reservoirs * Highly contagious zoonotic disease of birds * Globally distributed * Occasionally can affect non-bird animals i...") |
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| − | * Negative-sense single-stranded RNA virus within the genus Genus::Orthoavulavirus and family Family::Paramyxoviridae |
+ | * Negative-sense single-stranded RNA virus within the genus [[Genus::Orthoavulavirus]] and family [[Family::Paramyxoviridae]] |
* Divided into class I and II (based on their fusion protein), of which only some strains of class II are virulent |
* Divided into class I and II (based on their fusion protein), of which only some strains of class II are virulent |
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** Class II genotype VI is known as pigeon avian paramyxovirus and is a common virulent genotype with pigeon and dove reservoirs |
** Class II genotype VI is known as pigeon avian paramyxovirus and is a common virulent genotype with pigeon and dove reservoirs |
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* Globally distributed |
* Globally distributed |
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* Occasionally can affect non-bird animals including humans |
* Occasionally can affect non-bird animals including humans |
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| + | * Most common clinical manifestation in humans is mild [[conjunctivitis]] |
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+ | * Rare fatal cases in humans |
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Latest revision as of 21:22, 7 December 2023
- Negative-sense single-stranded RNA virus within the genus Orthoavulavirus and family Paramyxoviridae
- Divided into class I and II (based on their fusion protein), of which only some strains of class II are virulent
- Class II genotype VI is known as pigeon avian paramyxovirus and is a common virulent genotype with pigeon and dove reservoirs
- Highly contagious zoonotic disease of birds
- Globally distributed
- Occasionally can affect non-bird animals including humans
- Most common clinical manifestation in humans is mild conjunctivitis
- Rare fatal cases in humans
