Coxsackie virus was first isolated in 1948 in New York, Coxsackie. Coxsackie B viruses are founded in six
different types, from which everyone is become the reason of the different
symptoms and diseases. Many cases of infection of central nervous system are
occur due to the Coxsackie B virus in children and adults, as well as heart
muscle infections in both hearts. The most common agent of myocarditis is virus
(a wall of heart muscle inflammation) where heart muscles are weakened and cannot
effectively result in cardiac chamber for pumping the dilation.
Genome of
the Coxsackie virus depicted by the research study of the Kevin and Quinn (2014) Across the
United States the infection of Coxsackie B
virus occurred in 2007 with bunches of the severe and the enterovirus
which was commonly reported CVB1. The sequence of the complete genome CVB1 is
isolated by the infant (CVB1-Chi07) which was examined. From the reference strain Conn5 it was found
as divergent having 90% and 80% similarities for level of amino acids as well
as nucleotide respectively.
Coxsackievirus B1 (CVB1) is from the Enterovirus B species (genus Enterovirus, within the family Picornaviridae). In 1948CVB1 was firstly recognized (CVB1-Conn5 strain) and then in 1977, 1 99 1 and 1 991 one of the top five levels in the United States it was identified as one of them. It reinstated with cluster cases across the state and became the most commonly isolated entrance in the United States in 2007. Whenever; CVB1 was not linked with myocarditis or infacton in the first children. CVB1-Chi07 caused 6 deaths of the newborns in the identification of 176. Heart failure was an important medical feature. An analysis of the CVB1-Chi07 virus was introduced in its attempt to determine its new affiliate and cardiotropism [1].
According to the Hashemi coxsackie B is responsible for the beginning of many diseases some of these are: pleurodynia and Common cold in which sudden attacks of muscle pain between ribs occur, injective meningitis effects the membranes around the brain and spinal cord Inflammation, upper respiration it effect the oral cavity and throat nasopharynx, myocarditis and pericarditis infection swinging membrane which protects the heart. Coxsackie B virus is also known to causing of the few other diseases: encephalitis, brain inflammation, fast motor paralysis it affects the paralysis with muscle head loss, exanthema appearance of skin on the skin infections, rash, pneumonia stomach Inflammation and normal illness of newborn children [2].
The studies of the Ruiz Valdepenas et al, (2017) discussed the Infections of Human Coxsackie B virus is common which are usually non-democratic or without signs. This disease may result in symptoms caused by light psychiatric disorders which includes stomach or intestinal disease due to pneumonia, heart failure and birth problems, although most of the clinical and light illnesses are common. Features by infection with Coxsackie B virus are fever, fatigue, anger, and body discomfort and chest pain. The incubation time for maximum Coxsackie virus is 2-10 days and usually the patient symptoms start two weeks after viral infection [3].
Coxsackie virus was first isolated in 1948 in New York, Coxsackie. Coxsackie B viruses are founded in six
different types, from which everyone is become the reason of the different
symptoms and diseases. Many cases of infection of central nervous system are
occur due to the Coxsackie B virus in children and adults, as well as heart
muscle infections in both hearts. The most common agent of myocarditis is virus
(a wall of heart muscle inflammation) where heart muscles are weakened and cannot
effectively result in cardiac chamber for pumping the dilation.
Genome of
the Coxsackie virus depicted by the research study of the Kevin and Quinn (2014) Across the
United States the infection of Coxsackie B
virus occurred in 2007 with bunches of the severe and the enterovirus
which was commonly reported CVB1. The sequence of the complete genome CVB1 is
isolated by the infant (CVB1-Chi07) which was examined. From the reference strain Conn5 it was found
as divergent having 90% and 80% similarities for level of amino acids as well
as nucleotide respectively.
Coxsackievirus B1 (CVB1) is from the Enterovirus B species (genus Enterovirus, within the family Picornaviridae). In 1948CVB1 was firstly recognized (CVB1-Conn5 strain) and then in 1977, 1 99 1 and 1 991 one of the top five levels in the United States it was identified as one of them. It reinstated with cluster cases across the state and became the most commonly isolated entrance in the United States in 2007. Whenever; CVB1 was not linked with myocarditis or infacton in the first children. CVB1-Chi07 caused 6 deaths of the newborns in the identification of 176. Heart failure was an important medical feature. An analysis of the CVB1-Chi07 virus was introduced in its attempt to determine its new affiliate and cardiotropism [1].
According to the Hashemi coxsackie B is responsible for the beginning of many diseases some of these are: pleurodynia and Common cold in which sudden attacks of muscle pain between ribs occur, injective meningitis effects the membranes around the brain and spinal cord Inflammation, upper respiration it effect the oral cavity and throat nasopharynx, myocarditis and pericarditis infection swinging membrane which protects the heart. Coxsackie B virus is also known to causing of the few other diseases: encephalitis, brain inflammation, fast motor paralysis it affects the paralysis with muscle head loss, exanthema appearance of skin on the skin infections, rash, pneumonia stomach Inflammation and normal illness of newborn children [2].
The studies of the Ruiz Valdepenas et al, (2017) discussed the Infections of Human Coxsackie B virus is common which are usually non-democratic or without signs. This disease may result in symptoms caused by light psychiatric disorders which includes stomach or intestinal disease due to pneumonia, heart failure and birth problems, although most of the clinical and light illnesses are common. Features by infection with Coxsackie B virus are fever, fatigue, anger, and body discomfort and chest pain. The incubation time for maximum Coxsackie virus is 2-10 days and usually the patient symptoms start two weeks after viral infection [3].
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Many research studies shows
Coxsackie virus can be diagnose by the doctors by checking and performing the
exam in laboratory for finding the symptoms and charctestics of this diseases.
Sample of fluids collected from the back of the throat which can be used to
testing the presence of virus.
Mei Jean Sue (2014) stated as optimizing for high speed screening against Coxsackie Virus B1-B6 in patients with patients with diabetes mellitus, myocarditis or suspected coxsackie viral aetiology based on the new inspection insulin of the Western bolt procedure (WB). It was done according to a common angle, the use of all 6 coxsackie virus B stereotypes allows the detection and more detailed harmony to detect high-speed and affordable antibiotics. Comparison of high sensitivity and comparison of WB compared to the results received in parallel run virus neutral test. The comparison of the results of the both test shows higher sensitivity for the specificity of the WB [4].
According to the Shahram Nazarian, (2017) due to the spreading diseases infections, the presence of fast and sensitivity method of detection is required today. Polymeras linked to chain reaction immunosorbent assay (PCR- ELISA) is an easy way to detecting the microorganism. It includes fungi bacteria, viruses, and many others which are based on the sequence of nucleic acid. It samples can be screened in a large number of samples, So it does not take time and is instantly. High sensitivity and powerful featuring technique of PCR- ELISA can makes it stronger by providing the facilities of simple laboratories. In results it have been founded as manner of excellence substituted for detection and analysis in various fields.Facilities can be the best alternative to analysis and analysis as a result for detecting in different fields [5].
To detecting a specific protein of liquid, tissue, cell or body fluid, the fastest way of the Western blot analysis is the immunosorbent density or ELISAwhic is attached to the enzyme. This method, which does not require sample functions by gel electrophoresisis, is based on protein's property, which is easily bound to the plastic surface.
ELISA is used in both experimental and diagnostic biological. It is a highly sensitive synthesis that protein can be found in picomolar to nanomolar range (10-12 to 10-9 moles per liter). This is the main center for diagnosis of infections by many different viruses, including HIV-1, HTLV-1, cytomegalovirus and adrenovirus.
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As depicted by the many research studies for the experiment of the PCR, two primer DNAs are designed to meet the section which have to copy. By completing the base pair, a primer attaches to the appetite at the top of your interest, and the other primer would be at the other end at bottom. If it would have PCR, it need to increase both edges, so it require a primer for one end, which is called forward primer, and the genus starts, and the other primer is completed. it is called Reverse Primer. It also calls them feeling and embarrassment [6].
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F. M. Hashemi E1,
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S. K. Y. Mei Jean
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F. T. Shahram
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H. Ahmadpour-Yazdi,
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