Identification of virus classes and which viruses belong to them
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| What is the identifying feature of Class I viruses? | Double Stranded DNA
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| Papovirus (warts, cervical cancer) | Class I virus (Double Stranded DNA)
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| What Class I virus causes warts and cervical cancer? | Papovirus
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| Adenovirus (respiratory disease) | Class I virus (Double Stranded DNA)
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| What Class I virus causes respiratory disease? | Adenovirus
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| Herpes Virus (cold sores, genital herpes, chicken pox, mononucleosis) | Class I Virus (Double Stranded DNA)
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| What Class I Virus causes cold sores, genital herpes, chicken pox and mononucleosis? | Herpes Virus
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| Poxvirus (smallpox, cowpox) | Class I virus (Double Stranded DNA)
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| What Class I virus causes small pox and cow pox? | Poxvirus
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| What is the identifying feature of Class II Viruses? | Single Stranded DNA
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| Parvovirus (Fifth Disease) | Class II Virus (Single Stranded DNA)
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| Which Class II Virus causes Fifth Disease in humans? | Parvovirus
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| What is the identifying feature of Class III viruses? | Double stranded RNA
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| Coronavirus (SARS) | Class III Virus (Double Stranded RNA)
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| What Class III Virus causes SARS? | Coronavirus
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| Picornavirus (polio, common cold) | Class III Virus (Double Stranded RNA)
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| Which Class III Virus causes polio and the common cold? | Picornavirus
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| Togavirus (rubella, yellow fever) | Class III Virus (Double Stranded RNA)
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| Which Class III Virus causes rubella and yellow fever? | Togavirus
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| Hepatitis C Virus | Class III Virus (Double Stranded RNA)
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| What is the identifying feature of Class IV Viruses? | Single stranded RNA acting as mRNA
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| Rhabdovirus (rabies) | Class IV Virus (positive Single stranded RNA acting as mRNA)
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| What Class IV Virus causes rabies? | Rhabdovirus
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| Paramyxovirus (measles, mumps) | Class IV Virus (positive Single stranded RNA acting as mRNA)
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| What Class IV Virus causes measles and mumps? | Paramyxovirus
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| Orthomyxovirus (Influenzas) | Class IV Virus (positive Single stranded RNA acting as mRNA)
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| What Class IV Virus causes influenza? | Orthomyxovirus
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| Bunyavirus (Korean hemorrhagic fever) | Class IV Virus (positive Single stranded RNA acting as mRNA)
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| Which Class IV Virus causes Korean hemorrhagic fever? | Bunyavirus
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| Arenavirus (Lassa Fever) | Class IV Virus (positive Single stranded RNA acting as mRNA)
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| What Class IV Virus causes Lassa Fever? | Arenavirus
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| What is the identifying feature of Class V Viruses? | Negative Single stranded RNA used as a template for mRNA synthesis
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| Reovirus (diarrhea) | Class V Virus (negative Single stranded RNA used as a template for mRNA synthesis)
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| What Class V Virus causes diarrhea? | Reovirus
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| What is the identifying feature of Class VI viruses? | Positive single stranded RNA with DNA intermediate in its replication
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| Retrovirus (Leukemia, AIDS) | Class VI virus
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| What Class VI Virus causes Leukemia and AIDS? | Retrovirus (positive single stranded RNA with DNA intermediate in its replication)
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| What is the identifying feature of a Class VII virus? | Double stranded DNA with an RNA intermediate in its replication
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| Hepatitis B Virus | Class VII Virus (Double stranded DNA with an RNA intermediate in its replication)
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