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- , their form and structure (or morphology), and characteristics. Basic information to help understanding viral diseases in animals and humans.
- using parvoviruses and canine parvovirosis as an example.
- focusing on rabies and other zoonotic viruses, which produce diseases in both humans and animals.
- viruses that are carried by insects and ticks, and introduced directly into the bloodstream.
- such as influenza, which may be transmitted from birds and pigs to humans.
- Other infections difficult to control because they are
- : produced by viruses that remain in their host, including herpesvirus and retrovirus.
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