Recognition of the Influenza A Virus
Jiao Hua-qi
Abstract
Jiao Hua-qi
Abstract
H antigen and N antigen of influenza virus are easy to occur variation,mainly in the influenza A virus.Influenza A3 viruses have been isolated in secretions of children with acute tract infection from Beijing,Guangzou and Tianjin.The avian influenza virus maybe form a new type of reassortment strains through variation of antigens or gene reassortment with human influenza virus.Thus,it has possessed ability of person to person transmission.Once continuous variation occurred in hemagglutinin and N antigen,the reassortment influenza virus strains will evade recognition and clearance from human immunological system,and thus cause a new prevalence because it is able to break through the immunobarrier of population repeatedly and effectively.
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H antigen and N antigen of influenza virus are easy to occur variation,mainly in the influenza A virus.Influenza A3 viruses have been isolated in secretions of children with acute tract infection from Beijing,Guangzou and Tianjin.The avian influenza virus maybe form a new type of reassortment strains through variation of antigens or gene reassortment with human influenza virus.Thus,it has possessed ability of person to person transmission.Once continuous variation occurred in hemagglutinin and N antigen,the reassortment influenza virus strains will evade recognition and clearance from human immunological system,and thus cause a new prevalence because it is able to break through the immunobarrier of population repeatedly and effectively.
Key concepts: Reassortment, Antigenic shift, Virology, Virus, Hemagglutinin (influenza), Biology, Antigenic drift, Antigenic variation