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I read in the dental decks as the following
RSV is the only member of the paramyxovirus family ( which also includes the measles virus, mumps virus, and the parainfluenza virus) that lacks the envelope glycoproteins hemagglutinin and neuramnidase. Its surface spikes are fusion proteins. Remember: The envelope of paramyxoviruses is covered with spikes, which contain either hemagglutinin, neauraminidase, or a fusion protein that causes cell fusion and, in some cases, hemolysis.
The fusion protein causes cells to fuse, forming multinucleated giant cells(synctial), which give rise to the name of the virus. Rebaviron (virazole ) is used to treat severely ill hospitalized infants. There is no vaccine
My question is that ,are there no vaccines for RSV or are they talking about somehting else cause from what I know of there are vaccines available for RSV. Rebaziron is used as a spray or mist and that too for severe cases in infants...I'm a little confused can soemone help me out plssssssss
RSV is the only member of the paramyxovirus family ( which also includes the measles virus, mumps virus, and the parainfluenza virus) that lacks the envelope glycoproteins hemagglutinin and neuramnidase. Its surface spikes are fusion proteins. Remember: The envelope of paramyxoviruses is covered with spikes, which contain either hemagglutinin, neauraminidase, or a fusion protein that causes cell fusion and, in some cases, hemolysis.
The fusion protein causes cells to fuse, forming multinucleated giant cells(synctial), which give rise to the name of the virus. Rebaviron (virazole ) is used to treat severely ill hospitalized infants. There is no vaccine
My question is that ,are there no vaccines for RSV or are they talking about somehting else cause from what I know of there are vaccines available for RSV. Rebaziron is used as a spray or mist and that too for severe cases in infants...I'm a little confused can soemone help me out plssssssss