Viral Taxonomy and Biosynthesis: DNA and RNA Viruses

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Covers the classification of bacteria, virology, diagnostic methods, DNA viruses, and the herpesviridae family.

Covers the taxonomy of RNA viruses, entry routes, influenza virus replication, and paramyxovirus pathogenesis.

Explores the design of novel antivirals using supramolecular nanostructures and innovative strategies against various viruses.

Explores the structure, function, and replication of viruses, including their diversity, sizes, and interaction with the immune system.

Focuses on tracking and predicting the evolution of human RNA viruses, emphasizing real-time tracking, diversity, mutations, and phylogeny.

Delves into virus replication strategies, structural characteristics, and implications on cell division and immune response control.

Explores virus structure, assembly, and potential therapeutic applications in combating antibiotic-resistant bacteria.

Explores viral infection dynamics, including acute, latent, and persistent infections with examples like Rhinovirus and Herpes Simplex.

Compares Covid-19 vaccines, explains mRNA vaccine mechanism, and discusses virus structure and soap fabrication.

Explores the virology of SARS-CoV-2, infection mechanisms, and immune evasion strategies.