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Key pneumonia virus enzyme discovered by NTU scientists. The 3D structure of HPMV L:P enzyme that would help develop effective drugs

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Perspectives. (i) Recommendation for future experiments.Our experiments demonstrated the need to include many different kinds of controls, at different steps, in order to avoid data misinterpretation. In particular, alien positive controls are important for establishing threshold values for OTU positivity. These alien positive controls should include taxa that are distant enough from those of potential pathogens to avoid potential confusion between sequences of alien controls and sequences that result from actual infection of rodent samples. Ideally, one should choose alien positive controls from bacterial genera which are not able to infect the studys host species. In our study, the use of Mycoplasma and Borrelia species as alien positive controls was not ideal because both genera are potential rodent pathogens. Thankfully, the species used as alien controls could be easily distinguished from the species found in rodents on the basis of the phylogenetic analyses of the V4 sequences. However, ...

Determination of the topology of ROP2 in the PVM. (A) The processing of ROP2 in T. gondii. The gene encoding ROP2 predicts a 64-kD protein including an NH2-term

Development of asthma in childhood is linked to viral infections of the lower respiratory tract in early life, with subsequent chronic exposure to allergens. Progression to persistent asthma is associated with a Th2-biased immunological response and structural remodelling of the airways. The underlying mechanisms are unclear, but may involve epigenetic changes. To investigate this, we employed a novel mouse model in which self-limited neonatal infection with a pneumovirus, followed by sensitisation to ovalbumin via the respiratory tract and low-level chronic challenge with aerosolised antigen, leads to development of an asthmatic phenotype. We assessed expression of microRNA by cells in the proximal airways, comparing changes over the period of disease progression, and used target prediction databases to identify genes likely to be up- or down-regulated as a consequence of altered regulation of microRNA. In parallel, we assessed DNA methylation in pulmonary CD4+ T cells. We found that a limited ...

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A virus consists of a protein mantle that encapsulates a strand of DNA or RNA, either single-stranded or double-stranded. The DNA or RNA is injected into a cell nucleus, where the machinery of the cell takes the code and produces many more copies of the virus. These copies break out of the cell and each may go on to infect another cell and repeat the process. Some infections are benign to the cell and organism, while some cause rapid cell death and serious disease. Virus particles can be released from the host cell either by budding of the phospholipid membrane or by traumatic lysing. It is assumed that viral infection occurs passively, with the virus pathogen being delivered to its preferred host by Brownian motion and natural circulatory and behavioral processes of the organism. It is difficult, however, to observe a virus in situ due to the limitations of modern microscopes. Viruses are very small, with a typical size between 40 and 100 nm (1 nm = 10-9 m, nm=nanometer). The term virus ...

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Lung dendritic cells (DC) play a fundamental role in sensing invading pathogens, as well as in the control of tolerogenic responses in the respiratory tract. Their strategic localization at the site of pathogen entry makes them particularly susceptible to initial viral invasion. Human respiratory syncytial virus (hRSV) and human metapneumovirus (hMPV) belong to the Paramyxoviridae family, within the Pneumovirus and Metapneumovirus genera, respectively. hRSV and hMPV are significant human respiratory pathogens that cause similar clinical manifestations and affect many of the same subpopulations. However, they differentially activate the host immune response, including DC, which represents a fundamental link between the innate and adaptive immune response. In this review, the role of DC in the immune response against hRSV and hMPV infections, as well as the inhibitory effects of these paramyxoviruses on the DC immunity will be discussed.

Human metapneumovirus (HMPV) is a leading cause of respiratory infection that causes upper airway and severe lower respiratory tract infections. HMPV infection is initiated by viral surface glycoproteins that attach to cellular receptors and mediate virus membrane fusion with cellular membranes. Most paramyxoviruses use two viral glycoproteins to facilitate virus entry-an attachment protein and a fusion (F) protein. However, membrane fusion for the human paramyxoviruses in the Pneumovirus subfamily, HMPV and respiratory syncytial virus (hRSV), is unique in that the F protein drives fusion in the absence of a separate viral attachment protein. Thus, pneumovirus F proteins can perform the necessary functions for virus entry, i.e., attachment and fusion. In this review, we discuss recent advances in the understanding of how HMPV F mediates both attachment and fusion. We review the requirements for HMPV viral surface glycoproteins during entry and infection, and review the identification of cellular

Human metapneumovirus (HMPV) is a member of the subfamily Pneumovirinae within the family Paramyxoviridae. Other members of this subfamily, respiratory syncytial virus and avian pneumovirus, can be divided into subgroups based on genetic or antigenic differences or both. For HMPV, the existence of different genetic lineages has been described on the basis of variation in a limited set of available sequences. We address the antigenic relationship between genetic lineages in virus neutralization assays. In addition, we analyzed the genetic diversity of HMPV by phylogenetic analysis of sequences obtained for part of the fusion protein (n = 84) and the complete attachment protein open reading frames (n = 35). On the basis of sequence diversity between attachment protein genes and the differences in virus neutralization titers, two HMPV serotypes were defined. Each serotype could be divided into two genetic lineages, but these did not reflect major antigenic differences.

Pneumovirus genomes encode 9-11 proteins of 4.8-250 kDa (64 - 2165 amino acids for HRSV), including two proteins (M2-1 and M2-2) encoded by overlapping ORFs in the M2 locus. Virion proteins common to both genera include: three nucleocapsid-associated proteins, namely a nucleoprotein (N) that tightly binds genome-length RNA along its entire length, a phosphoprotein (P) that is a polymerase co-factor and chaperonin for nucleocapsid protein monomers, and a large polymerase protein (L) that contains the enzymatic domains for polymerization and capping; two non-glycosylated membrane or matrix proteins (M and M2-1) that form separate layers underlying the virion envelope; and three glycosylated transmembrane surface envelope proteins, namely a fusion protein (F) that mediates viral penetration, an attachment protein (G), and a small hydrophobic protein (SH) that is a putative viroporin and forms ion channels of unknown significance. The M2-2 protein encoded by an internal ORF in the M2 mRNA is a ...

The CNS is a favored anatomical site for persistent infections due to its unique cellular environment and interactions with cells of the immune system (14, 15). This study examined the regulation CD8+ T cells during acute and persistent CNS infection with the natural rodent pathogen JHMV. During the peak of inflammation, up to 50% of CNS-infiltrating CD8+ T cells are virus-specific by class I tetramer staining. A vigorous immune response at the site of virus replication is also functionally evident by ex vivo cytolytic activity of CNS-derived lymphocytes. Potent cytolytic activity of CNS-derived, but not peripheral T cells, has been demonstrated for other viral CNS infections (45, 47, 48, 49). However, the tetramer-staining technique allowed a direct correlation between cytolysis and the quantity of virus-specific CD8+ T cells. Thus, virus-specific CTL from the CNS are cytolytic at E:T ratios of 0.5:1, and their apparent low frequency in lymphoid tissues is consistent with the absence of ...

The MERS coronavirus has caused disease outbreaks across the Arabian Peninsula and spread to Europe several times. The severe pneumonia virus has claimed the lives of several hundred people since its discovery in 2012. | MERS-CoV

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Contributed by guest blogger: Alix Zongrone 12. Pneumonia virus of mice, or PVM, is the leading cause of pneumonia in laboratory mice; however, lack of evidence of PVM in wild rodents has left scientists in the dark with regards to the history and natural host of the virus. Because PVM is mostly found in captive settings (i.e. laboratories, pet shops, etc.) and PVM-neutralizing behavior has been observed in human cells, it has been suggested that human contact may play a pivotal role in the viruss spread. Several studies have sought to investigate the prevalence of PVM in humans and its role in human respiratory infection; however, since PVM is closely related to human respiratory syncytial virus, or RSV, it is difficult to make sound conclusions based on this evidence alone.. Due to the evidence of PVM in humans, researchers inoculated two different non-human primate species with PVM to investigate replication activity of PVM in these mammals. They found that, over the course of twelve days, ...

Loreta DIRBANAUSKAITĖ. Viešųjų pirkimų tarnyba, vadovaudamasi Lietuvos Respublikos viešųjų pirkimų įstatymu, atliko UAB „Kelmės vietinis ūkis vykdyto viešojo pirkimo „Šiukšliavežio pirkimas vertinimą.. 2017 birželio 20 d. pirkimo paraiškoje UAB „Kelmės vietinis ūkis nurodė, kad planuojama maksimali pirkimo vertė su PVM yra 65 000,00 Eur, arba 53 719,01 Eur be PVM. Pirkimas vykdytas kaip mažos vertės pirkimas, apie jį neskelbiant ir apklausiant pasirinktus tiekėjus Centrinės viešųjų pirkimų informacinės sistemos (toliau - CVP IS) priemonėmis.. UAB „Kelmės vietinis ūkis direktoriaus 2017 liepos 14 d. įsakyme nurodyta viešųjų pirkimų komisijai atlikti apklausą dėl šiukšliavežio pirkimo. Komisija pakvietė tris tiekėjus pateikti pasiūlymus, tačiau pasiūlymą pateikė tik viena įmonė UAB „Transkonta. UAB „Kelmės vietinis ūkis sudarė šiukšliavežio pirkimo-pardavimo sutartį, kurioje nurodyta kaina - 54 200,00 Eur be PVM, arba ...

Respiratory infections in chicken and turkeys are seen worldwide but especially in temperate poultry-producing areas in winter months. A number of respiratory viruses (Infectious Bronchitis, Avian pneumovirus, Lentogenic Newcastle disease virus, vaccinal and field strains) and bacteria (Ornithobacterium rhinotracheale, E. coli) may be involved. Dust, ammonia and other gases, and other factors associated with poor ventilation, may act as predisposing factors. Morbidity is typically 10-20%, mortality 5- 10%. If condemned birds are included mortality may be more than 10%. ...

Respiratory infections in chicken and turkeys are seen worldwide but especially in temperate poultry-producing areas in winter months. A number of respiratory viruses (Infectious Bronchitis, Avian pneumovirus, Lentogenic Newcastle disease virus, vaccinal and field strains) and bacteria (Ornithobacterium rhinotracheale, E. coli) may be involved. Dust, ammonia and other gases, and other factors associated with poor ventilation, may act as predisposing factors. Morbidity is typically 10-20%, mortality 5- 10%. If condemned birds are included mortality may be more than 10 ...

This webpage has been designed to provide readers a concise overview of some of the key characteristics associated with pathogens that are specifically known to cause human infection.

According to a just-released scientific paper, an antibiotic-resistant bacteria called by some a superbug spread through the National Institute of Healths Clinical Center last year, killing six patients. The outbreak of the Klebsiella pneumonia virus had not previously been reported.. According to the recent paper, the hospital staff was forced to resort to extreme measures to stave off the infection. This was the proverbial superbug that weve all worried about for a long time, said Tara Palmore, an infection control specialist at the Bethesda hospital. The hospital staff reacted to the outbreak by building a wall to isolate patients, gassing rooms with vaporized disinfectant and even ripping out plumbing.. The NIH staffers eventually quelled the spread of the bacteria by using advanced genome sequencing to trace its origin. The NIH Clinical Center now screens every patient transferring from another facility for superbugs, tests every patient in the intensive care unit twice a week and ...

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This webpage has been designed to provide readers a concise overview of some of the key characteristics associated with pathogens that are specifically known to cause human infection.

Latest Infectious Disease News By Adam Townsend on 01/15/2020 3:10 PM Source: MedicineNet Health News Chinese health officials this week revealed the full genome of a mystery pneumonia virus that sickened more than 40 people in the city of Wuhan, China. Dubbed Wuhan-hu-1, Chinese scientists widely published the virus full genome Monday with an eye toward quickly sourcing a vaccine or treatment from the global research community. Xu Jianguo, head of an evaluation committee advising the Chinese government on the outbreak, told the magazine Science that researchers believe the virus developed in bats, which then infected other wild animals commonly consumed in the inland Hubei Province where Wuhan is the capital city. The virus probably mutated while living in the market animals into a form that could infect humans, Xu said. State officials shut down and disinfected a fish-and-game market in the city Jan. 1 after they linked the respiratory infections there. The Huanan Seafood Market sold ...

The lungs of three infants, two with bronchiolitis and one with pneumonia, were examined by fluorescent antibody techniques for the distribution of respiratory syncytial (R.S.) virus, and also for the presence of human globulin. In bronchiolitis the lungs contained little virus, whereas in pneumonia virus was abundant and widespread; and, paradoxically, while in bronchiolitis human globulin had the same scanty distribution as virus it was absent in pneumonia. It is suggested that the essential process in bronchiolitis is a widespread type 1 allergic reaction dependent on a second encounter with R.S. virus antigen, whereas in R.S. virus pneumonia the mucosal necrosis and alveolar and interstitial inflammation are the result of direct virus damage to the lungs. The alternative explanation put forward is that the process may be a type 3 allergic reaction.. ...

Latest Infectious Disease News By Adam Townsend on 01/15/2020 3:10 PM Source: MedicineNet Health News Chinese health officials this week revealed the full genome of a mystery pneumonia virus that sickened more than 40 people in the city of Wuhan, China. Dubbed Wuhan-hu-1, Chinese scientists widely published the virus full genome Monday with an eye toward quickly sourcing a vaccine or treatment from the global research community. Xu Jianguo, head of an evaluation committee advising the Chinese government on the outbreak, told the magazine Science that researchers believe the virus developed in bats, which then infected other wild animals commonly consumed in the inland Hubei Province where Wuhan is the capital city. The virus probably mutated while living in the market animals into a form that could infect humans, Xu said. State officials shut down and disinfected a fish-and-game market in the city Jan. 1 after they linked the respiratory infections there. The Huanan Seafood Market sold ...

I grew up in house with an asthmatic father and sister so Im accustomed to the wheezing and coughing that interrupts the life of someone suffering with the illness. The sound an inhaler makes as it delivers medication to the lungs is also forever ingrained in my memory. While my family has never tried any other medication or procedure to deal with their asthma, there have been some recent studies regarding the effects of chiropractic care on asthma sufferers. If you suffer from asthma or know a person who does, you may want to share the research that inspired this post with them.. A recent review of available literature on chiropractic care (see the study here) that includes spinal manipulation for asthmatic patients sought to understand the holistic practices usefulness in treating the condition based on evidence obtained between January of 1980 and March of 2009. There was a brief summary written for every one of the retrieved studies.. In all, eight articles were deemed suitable for this ...