Lecture

Viral Taxonomy: DNA Viruses

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Description

This lecture covers the classification and taxonomy of bacteria, virulence factors, microbiology prerequisites, virology introduction and diagnosis, bacterial structure, diagnostic methods, infection, colonization, constitutive defense, microbiological diagnosis of pneumonia, and DNA viruses. It also discusses the HAPPPPy mnemonic for DNA viruses, the genomes of DNA viruses, the herpesviridae family, and adenovirus as a vector for gene therapy.

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