SUBJECT
Veterinary Virology
lecture
master
2
Semesters 1-4
Autumn/Spring semester
Characteristics of animal pathogen viruses (morphology, resistance, biological properties, antigenicity)
The most important diseases caused by animal pathogen viruses (occurrence, pathomechanism, the most important clinical symptoms and pathologic lesions, methods of diagnosis and defence)
Viral infections common in animals and humans, az ún. zooantroponoses (i.e.: reabies, tickborne encephalitis, Ebola-virus infection etc.)
Introduction of the pathogens according their taxonomical position as follows:
1. Papilloma-, Polyoma-, Adenoviridae
2. Herpesviridae
3. Asfarviridae, Poxviridae
4. Parvo-, Circo-, Reo-, Birnaviridae
5. Picornaviridae
6. Calici-, Astroviridae
7. Toga- és Flaviviridae
8. Corona-, Arteriviridae
9. Orthomyxoviridae, Paramyxoviridae
10. Rhabdo-, Filoviridae
11. Arena-, Bunya- és Bornaviridae
12. Retro- és Hepadnaviridae
13. Viroidok, prionok
14. Bakteriophages
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Veterinary Virology, Third Edition Ed.: F. A. Murphy, E. P. J. Gibbs, M. C. Horzinek, M. J. Studdert, Raven Press,1998, New York, London