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This virology lesson explores the topic of positive RNA viruses, specifically focusing on the picornavirus family, set in the Peakorna Animal Nursery. Other aspects covered include the cleavage of viral proteins, cytoplasmic replication, and an overview of different viruses within the picornavirus family, such as hepatitis A, enteroviruses, and rhinovirus. Enjoy this preview? Get the rest of this lesson and see hundreds more on sketchy.com.
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