Virologie und Mykologie
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Flu Virus Encyclopedia of the Neurological Sciences

KENELM BUCKLEY

Flu infection is an individual from the Orthomyxoviridae family and contains ribonucleic corrosive (RNA) as its nucleic corrosive. Flu A and B infections are the major infections that are profoundly infectious to people and cause intense respiratory sickness. Not with standing, both infections intermittently modify their nucleic corrosive adequately to be equipped for beginning new floods of contaminations by changing their external coat proteins (hemagglutinin or neuraminidase). Two elements permit this to occur. To start with, RNA infections have a high unconstrained transformation rate contrasted with deoxyribose nucleic corrosive (DNA) infections because of their absence of DNA polymerase I, which revises mistakes during DNA replication