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evolution of
paramyxoviruses is
still debated.
Using pneumoviruses (mononegaviral
family Pneumoviridae) as an outgroup,
paramyxoviruses can be divided...
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Newcastle disease virus, a
strain of
Avian orthoavulavirus 1. Like all
Paramyxoviruses,
avulaviruses are
enveloped negative-strand RNA viruses. Avulaviruses...
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fever virus and the tick-borne
flaviviruses e.g.
louping ill virus.
Paramyxoviruses are a
diverse family of non-segmented
negative strand RNA
viruses that...
- the
steeple sign
supports a
diagnosis of croup,
usually caused by
paramyxoviruses. It can also be
defined as the
replacement of the
usual squared-shoulder...
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observed with some togaviruses, some picornaviruses, and some
types of
paramyxoviruses.
Focal degeneration causes a
localized attack of the host cell monolayer...
- disease, is a
contagious and
highly fatal viral disease caused by an
paramyxoviruses) disease. A day-old
chick weighs 42–45 g. "Kvafsu.com".
Archived from...
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Neurovirology is an
interdisciplinary field which represents a
melding of
clinical neuroscience, virology, immunology, and
molecular biology. The main...
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indicating that it is
potentially a
natural reservoir. Bats host
several paramyxoviruses that are not
known to
affect humans. Bats are the
reservoir of Cedar...
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Canine distemper virus position in the
phylogenetic tree of
Paramyxoviruses...
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several important human viruses including varicella zoster virus, the
paramyxoviruses –
which include measles virus and
respiratory syncytial virus – and...
