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Encefalitis equina Venezolana
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El virus de la encefalitis equina venezolana (VEEV) pertenece al género de los alfavirus (familiaTogaviridae) con serotipos enzootico y epizootico. Dentro de este mismo grupo de virus se encuentran los de la encefalitis equina del Este y del Oeste, el de Mayaro, el de Mucambo y el de Everglades. Estos virus se caracterizan por tener entre 50 y 70 nm, tener un RNA de cadena simple y simetria icosahedrica. Poseen además una hemaglutinina activa para los eritrocitos de ganso, pollo recien nacido y paloma. El VEEV fue descubierto por primera vez por Kubes y Rios y por Beck y Wyckoff en 1937.
Title: Encefalitis equina Venezolana
Description:
El virus de la encefalitis equina venezolana (VEEV) pertenece al género de los alfavirus (familiaTogaviridae) con serotipos enzootico y epizootico.
Dentro de este mismo grupo de virus se encuentran los de la encefalitis equina del Este y del Oeste, el de Mayaro, el de Mucambo y el de Everglades.
Estos virus se caracterizan por tener entre 50 y 70 nm, tener un RNA de cadena simple y simetria icosahedrica.
Poseen además una hemaglutinina activa para los eritrocitos de ganso, pollo recien nacido y paloma.
El VEEV fue descubierto por primera vez por Kubes y Rios y por Beck y Wyckoff en 1937.
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