Baltimore Classification of viruses | Urdu/Hindi

In this video lecture we are going to study about classification of viruses om the basis of genome or synthesis of mrna
The Baltimore classification system categorizes viruses based on their genome and replication strategy. Developed by Nobel laureate David Baltimore, it classifies viruses into seven groups (I to VII). Group I includes double-stranded DNA viruses, Group II single-stranded DNA viruses, Group III double-stranded RNA viruses, and Group IV single-stranded RNA viruses. Group V encompasses single-stranded RNA (-ve) retroviruses, while Group VI consists of reverse-transcribing RNA viruses. Group VII includes double-stranded DNA viruses. This classification aids in understanding viral replication mechanisms and has implications for antiviral drug development. The system offers a comprehensive framework for studying diverse viruses, facilitating insights into their biology and potential treatment strategies.
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00:00_1:41 - Introduction of Baltimore classification . history
1:42_5:50 - DNA , Viruses .. dsDNA , ssDNA
5:51_10:49 - RNA Viruses, dsRNA, +ve sense ssRNA, -ve sense ssRNA .
10:50_ 12:42 - Reverse transcription ,
ssRNA RT, dsDNART.
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