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Camelpox is a
disease of
camels caused by the
camelpox virus (CMPV) of the
family Poxviridae,
subfamily Chordopoxvirinae, and the
genus Orthopoxvirus....
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Diseases ****ociated with this
genus include smallpox, cowpox, horsepox,
camelpox, and mpox. The most
widely known member of the
genus is
Variola virus,...
- to: Poxviridae, a
family of
viruses Buffalopox, a
disease of
buffaloes Camelpox, a
disease of
camels Canarypox, a
disease of wild and
captive birds Chickenpox...
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tribes such as the
Mandans wiped out.
Taterapox (which
infects rodents) and
camelpox are the
closest relatives to smallpox, and
share the same
common ancestor...
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Pasteurella such as
hemorrhagic septicemia and
Rickettsia species,
camelpox, anthrax, and
cutaneous necrosis caused by
Streptothrix and deficiency...
- Mpox
virus do not
group closely with any
other member.
Variola virus and
Camelpox virus form a subgroup.
Vaccinia virus is most
closely related to CPV-GRI-90...
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viruses (including
enterovirus 17 [human conjunctivitis],
rotavirus and
camelpox). The
program also
purified biological toxins, such as
botulinum toxin...
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orthopox viruses diverged from the
other pox
viruses about 10,000
years ago.
Camelpox, taterapox, and
variola viruses arose 3,500
years ago and
horsepox virus...
- at the
University of Cambridge.
During 2002
Smith sequenced a
strain of
Camelpox showing how
close it was to
human Smallpox.
Prior to 2002, he was based...
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early during infection. IFN-gammaR from
vaccinia virus,
cowpox virus and
camelpox virus exist naturally as homodimers,
whereas the
cellular IFN-gammaR dimerises...
