46.What type of genome does yellow fever virus have? How big is this genome?
47.Where is yellow fever virus thought to have originated?
Yellow fever
virus:
1. Genome = RNA (Single strand positive RNA; Size = 11000 bases;
Contains a single ORF encoding a polyprotein)
2. It belongs to the genus Flavivirus
3. Carrier = Haemagogus or Aedes mosquitoes
4. Prevalent in Africa
5. Thought to be originated in East or Central Africa and spread to
West Africa. It is spread to South America through the slave trade
in the 17th century
6. Disease symptoms: Loss of appetite, nausea, headache, fever, and
muscle pains
7. It is the first human virus to be isolated
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