Flavivirus Biology and Disease Mechanisms

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Course Outline

  1. Flavivirus Classification
  2. Flavivirus Transmission
  3. Flavivirus Cell Replication
  4. Dengue Clinical Manifestations
  5. Zika Clinical Manifestations
  6. Flavivirus Cell Entry
  7. Flavivirus Genome Replication
  8. Flavivirus Pathogenesis
  9. Antibody-Dependent Enhancement
  10. Dengue Severity Factors
  11. Picornavirus Classification
  12. Poliovirus Vaccines

1. Flavivirus Classification

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1. What does Flavivirus classification refer to?

2. Which mosquito species are primarily responsible for transmitting flaviviruses such as Dengue and Zika?

3. What is the primary purpose of flavivirus replication occurring within ER-derived vesicles in the host cell cytoplasm?

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Flaviviruses — classification?

Positive-sense ssRNA viruses in Flaviviridae.

Flavivirus genome — type?

Non-segmented, single polyprotein RNA.

Flavivirus replication — location?

Cytoplasm within ER-derived vesicles.

DENV vectors — primary?

Aedes aegypti and albopictus mosquitoes.

Zika manifestations — congenital?

Microcephaly and congenital Zika syndrome.

Flavivirus entry — mechanism?

Receptor-mediated endocytosis and fusion.

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