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Detection of West Nile Virus, Usutu Virus and Insect-Specific Bunyaviruses in <i>Culex</i> spp. Mosquitoes, Greece, 2024. [PDF]
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Sandfly Virus Infection in Adana, Türkiye. [PDF]
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1984
The Bunyaviridae family is a large group of over 200 distinct viruses sharing morphological, biochemical and serological properties and formerly included in the now obsolete Arbovirus group. They are transmitted by arthropods and occur most frequently in tropical countries. Many of them may cause lethal encephalitis in man and other mammals.
Monique Dubois-Dalcq +2 more
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The Bunyaviridae family is a large group of over 200 distinct viruses sharing morphological, biochemical and serological properties and formerly included in the now obsolete Arbovirus group. They are transmitted by arthropods and occur most frequently in tropical countries. Many of them may cause lethal encephalitis in man and other mammals.
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The Bunyaviridae and Their Genetics—An Overview
1991This chapter reviews briefly the special features that distinguish members of the family Bunyaviridae from other viruses and surveys current knowledge of the genetic properties of these viruses, the factors determining their pathogenic potential for vertebrates, and their transmissibility by arthropod vectors.
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1987
Publisher Summary Bunyaviruses are spherical enveloped viruses comprising three coiled, possibly helical, circular nucleoproteins. The genome consists of three single-stranded RNA segments of negative sense. The bunyaviruses are spread by arthropod vectors (e.g. mosquitoes, ticks, and sandflies).
Ralf F. Pettersson +1 more
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Publisher Summary Bunyaviruses are spherical enveloped viruses comprising three coiled, possibly helical, circular nucleoproteins. The genome consists of three single-stranded RNA segments of negative sense. The bunyaviruses are spread by arthropod vectors (e.g. mosquitoes, ticks, and sandflies).
Ralf F. Pettersson +1 more
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2003
Etiologija, epidemiologija, klinička slika, imunopatogeneza i liječenje Bunyavirusa, Hantavirusa, Nairovirusa i Phlebovirusa.
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Etiologija, epidemiologija, klinička slika, imunopatogeneza i liječenje Bunyavirusa, Hantavirusa, Nairovirusa i Phlebovirusa.
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