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Lezione 3 - clinical virology and antiviral resistance

Università degli studi di Siena medical biotechnologies - biotecnologie mediche 2021
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  • Viral pathogenesis involves an evolutionary conflict between virus and host, with viruses aiming for low virulence and high transmission while hosts need to survive to facilitate viral spread.
  • Virulence is genetically determined; identifying virulence genes is crucial for vaccine design. Highly virulent strains may be less transmissible but can maintain high morbidity through prolonged incubation or persistence in animal reservoirs.
  • Viral infections can occur via respiratory and alimentary tracts, with specific and non-specific defenses present. Respiratory viruses often cause localized infections, while others can lead to systemic infection. Aerosol transmission is significant for respiratory viruses like SARS-CoV-2, influenced by particle size and airflow conditions.

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