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Understanding Microorganisms Subject 9
Understanding Microorganisms Subject 9
Subject 9
SARS
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Zoonosis
Animal-Transmitted Diseases
Zoonosis
An animal disease
Transmissible to humans
crosses Host species barrier
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Zoonosis
Zoonosis
Impossible to control
completely
Transmitted via
Aerosols
(Coughing, sneezing)
Direct contacts
Bites
Worldwide Death
SARS?
What is SARS ?
SARS
Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome
What is SARS ?
Symptoms
Incubation period
2~7 days
maximum 10 days
Initial symptoms
38 High fever
Headache, Sore throat,
Muscle pain
After the incubation period
Cough or
Respiratory problems
What is SARS ?
1. 38 high fever
2. Cough or Respiratory proble
ms
3. One of three below cases
Contacted with suspected
patient
Traveled to SARS-infected
area (airport transfer)
Lived in SARS-infected are
a
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What is SARS ?
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Pneumonia or
Respiratory syndrome
or
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What is SARS ?
Outbreak of SARS
Guangdong province (China)
November 2002
Pneumonia
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Kochs Postulates
Kochs Postulates
1.Presence
2.Pure culture
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Kochs Postulates
Kochs Postulates
3.The same
disease
4.Re-isolation
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What is SARS ?
Coronavirus
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Coronavirus
Corona = Crown
Club-shaped glycoprotein spikes
Severe Pneumonia in
pig, chicken, dog, mouse
15% of common colds in huma
n
Coronaviruses
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Coronavirus
Coronavirus
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Rhinovirus
Rhinovirus
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Genome Decoding
RNA genome of SARS virus
30,000 bp
1/100,000 of human genome
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SARS virus
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Bat
Origin of SARS virus
Bat Civet cats
Humans
fruit contaminated by
bats.
400 kinds of bats are
distributed in China
Bat
Most of them infected
with SARS virus
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Transmission of SARS
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Transmission of SARS
Very contagious
Spread
1.Person-to-person
(sneezing, coughing)
2.Contact with
contaminated fomites
(bed linens, eating
utensil)
3.Feces
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Patient Zero
Professor Ryu in Hong Kong metropole ho
tel.
16 guests at 9th floor
Vietnam, Canada, Hong Kong, and Singap
ore.
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Superspreader
A Carrier
release many viruses out of hi
s body
No symptom
at Hotels, Hospitals, Apartme
nts
Superman(?) to spread
viruses
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Superspreader
Amoy garden apartment in Hong Ko
ng
A 33-year-old man
Diarrhea to sewage
300 residents infected
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Superspreader
Beijing Outbreak
27-year-old woman
Transferred to the Beijing hospital
Only in 3 days, 2,500 people was infecte
d and 175 people died.
Recovered completely
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Worldwide SARS
(cases)
Reference WHO
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: WHO
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Rabies
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Rabies
Zoonosis
Viral disease
Encephalitis
Warm-blooded animal
Raccoons, skunks, coyotes,
foxes, & bats
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Bullet-shaped Rhabdovirus
Animal RNA virus
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Rabies Cases
Rabies Cases in Wild and Domestic Animals in the
U.S.
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Biting
Virus-contaminated saliva
Wound from a bite
Mucous membranes
Rhabdovirus travels to the
central nervous system.
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Travel to Brain
A rhabdovirus infects
cells in the central
nervous system
The rabies virus travels to
the brain.
Death once clinical
symptoms have
developed
Once reaches, the
infection is effectively
untreatable and fatal
within days.
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Incubation Time
Depends
host
size, location &
depth of wound
number of viral
particles
In dog, 10-14 days
In humans, 9 months
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Symptoms
Fever
Excitation
Dilation of the pupils
Excessive salivation
Anxiety
Fear of swallowing
Coma
Death by respiratory paralysis
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Prophylactic Care
Rabies : vaccinepreventable
55,000 death/year
in developing countries
(Asia, Africa)
Prophylactic care
start after exposure
prevent development of
disease
14 million people
worldwide
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Thank you ! ^^
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