- Picornaviridae,
genus Hepatovirus.
Humans and
other vertebrates serve as
natural hosts of this genus. Nine
members of
Hepatovirus are recognized. These...
- cemanavi;
Hepatovirus C1, also
called Bat
hepatovirus Hepatovirus devoli;
Hepatovirus D1, also
called Rodent hepatovirus Hepatovirus erubebrufu;
Hepatovirus E1...
- (including
Rhinovirus and Poliovirus), Aphthovirus, Cardiovirus, and
Hepatovirus. The name "picornavirus" has a dual etymology. Firstly, the name derives...
- failure, and
liver cancer.
Hepatitis is most
commonly caused by the
virus hepatovirus A, B, C, D, and E.
Other viruses can also
cause liver inflammation, including...
-
Picornavirus Enterovirus Enterovirus C
poliovirus Polio Picornavirus Hepatovirus Hepatovirus A
hepatitis A virus, HAV
Hepatitis A
Polyomaviridae Polyomavirus...
-
Naked Icosahedral ds III 2.
Picornaviridae Enterovirus, rhinovirus,
hepatovirus, cardiovirus, aphthovirus, poliovirus, parechovirus, erbovirus, kobuvirus...
-
Insecticides and herbicides,
often from
agricultural runoff.
Pathogens like
Hepatovirus A (HAV may be
present in
treated wastewater outflows and
receiving water...
- (HCV)
Hepatitis D
virus (HDV)
Hepatitis E
virus (HEV)
Viral species Hepatovirus A
Hepatitis B
virus Hepacivirus C
Hepatitis delta virus Orthohepevirus...
-
Henipavirus Henunavirus Henuseptimavirus Hepacivirus Hepanhamaparvovirus Hepatovirus Herbevirus Herpetohepadnavirus Herugrimvirus Hestiavirus Hetorquevirus...
- Picornaviridae.
Other members of this
viral family include poliovirus,
Hepatovirus A, and the
viruses causing the
common cold (rhinovirus). One of the earliest...
