Arboviruses
Not what you're looking for?
Please help with the following problem.
Why are insect transmitted viruses (arboviruses) silent infections in animal hosts but not in humans?
Purchase this Solution
Solution Summary
In this solution, arboviruses are thoroughly defined. A reference is also listed to promote research. Four references are included.
Solution Preview
Question: Arboviruses
Why are insect transmitted viruses (arboviruses) silent infections in animal hosts but not in humans?
Answer:
By definition, that "silent infections" you mentioned means "the lack of significant signs and symptoms". Yeah true indeed, while arbovirus infections in humans only produce few signs (such as rash and fever) or no symptoms at all, yet there are also serious diseases in humans brought by arbovirus infection. In fact some of these are potentially fatal as they caused severe encephalitis or inflammation in the brain serious and potentially fatal inflammation of the brain (encephalitis) as well as other complications (pls. see references on DHPE and WiseGeek below).
Now in as far as animals are concerned, allow me ...
Purchase this Solution
Free BrainMass Quizzes
Cellular Respiration
This quiz is a review for cellular respiration.
Pregnancy Knowledge
How much do you know about being pregnant? Test your Pregnancy IQ with this quiz!
Hemophilia: Fact or Fiction
Do you know the truth about hemophilia? Test your knowledge here.
Labor Comfort Measures
Do you know how to comfort someone in labor?
Creating a Birth Plan
Preparing for a birth and want to make sure that you're including all the right information? Use this quiz to get on the right track and check your birth plan knowledge!