Yekhandja virus

Ehanja virus: origin, prevalence and health consequences

Ehandji virus is a genus of viruses that belongs to the Bunyamida virus family. The ecological group of this virus is arboviral. Unfortunately, this virus has not yet been sufficiently studied, but its characteristics and distribution patterns are currently known. Below we will consider these aspects in more detail. - ***Ecological significance*** One of the main factors determining the significance of the Ekhandzhi virus

Viruses of the genus Echovirus - This is a genus of viruses of the Bunyavirus family (Bunyaviridae). Based on the type of reproduction, they distinguish a group of retroviruses and a representative of the genus Coronaviridae. Enteropathogenic viruses with a fecal-oral, transmissible mechanism of infection transmission, causing anthroponotic diseases in humans and animals. In 20-40% of cases, they occur with pronounced clinical signs of nasopharyngitis. In humans, 6 pathogens have been studied and continue to be relevant. P. aedeus (family Bunyaviridae) and H. Sincince in the form of intracellular particles (bacteriophages). Small in size - from 6 to 9 nm long and 8-12 nm wide. Larger ones with built-in M - protein capsids formed by the genetic material of the virus. They are fast-acting products of genetic engineering. Activation of defective ones (with replication in cell lines or their overproduction) that do not have infectious activity. Use as a diagnostic agent - polymerase chain reaction PCR to detect the intact genome in the patient's body. A complete attenuated EXO2 pathogen is indistinguishable from the original ECHO2 A variant and is diagnosed as follows: