VIRUS

(See also Germs; Infection)

AIDS: g88 10/8 3-4, 6-8, 29; g86 4/22 3-5

HIV: g02 11/8 6; g98 11/8 6

HIV-1C: g96 8/22 28

HIV-2: hb 12; g89 10/8 28; g87 8/22 29

HIV window period (detection fails): g 6/08 21

incubation period: g88 10/8 4

newborns: g00 7/8 29

number infected: g 1/06 20; g95 4/8 4

survival outside body: g86 8/8 30

variability: hb 12; g86 12/8 30

whether insects spread: g03 5/22 10

why so deadly: g01 2/8 15; g88 10/8 6-8

buffalo pox: g96 12/8 29

chronic fatigue syndrome: g92 8/22 10

colds:

number of viruses: g90 12/8 29; g87 4/22 29

computer virus: g 1/12 10; g87 9/8 27

illustration of inherited sin: ct 156-157

Ebola: g 10/06 30; g96 2/22 3, 9, 11; g96 5/8 23-25

Witness methods to prevent spread: g24.1 9

emergence of new: g96 2/22 5-7, 10-11

HTLV-1:

danger in blood transfusions: g94 1/22 28; g87 7/8 30

influenza: g05 12/22 11

Spanish influenza: g05 12/22 7-8

papillomavirus infection: g05 6/22 21-23

rotavirus vaccine: g98 5/8 29

smallest life-form an aquatic: g90 3/22 29

smallpox:

kept in vaults: g90 6/22 28

tea kills or inactivates some: g02 1/8 28

threat of viral outbreaks: mrt article 24; w91 11/15 7

transfusion transmitted virus (TTV): g99 2/22 29

transmission:

aircraft sewage tanks: g97 11/22 29

TT virus: g00 6/8 29

use for delivering inserted genes: g96 2/22 11

West Nile virus: g03 5/22 7