Dr Lyle Murray talks on arbovirus infections, which are infections spread by the bite of an arthropod (a group which includes mosquitos, ticks, and several other types of invertebrates)
An in-depth summary of newly released 2023 ART guidelines - focusing on adults and adolescents age more than 10 years old.
Broadcast Live from the CMH Family medicine
Fields VirologyThe definitive virology reference text, now in its 7th edition.
🧠 “Clinical Virology” (ASM Press, 5th Edition)A comprehensive guide covering all major human viral infections, including pathogenesis, diagnostics, and management. Ideal for clinical and lab scientists.
Immunology & Molecular Virology
Learn how viruses interact with the immune system, explore the mechanics of PCR and sequencing, and understand the molecular underpinnings of viral pathogenesis.
The viral genome is blueprint for making new virus particles. In this lecture we review each of the seven types of DNA and RNA viral genomes and how they lead to the production of mRNA
Viral particles are a paradox: they must protect the genome in its journey among hosts, but also come apart under the right conditions to release the genome into cells, a property called metastability.
Viruses are too large to pass through the membrane of the cell, a necessary step for these obligate intracellular parasites. To enter cells, viruses bind receptors on the plasma membrane and release their genome at the cell surface or within the cell.