Posted in Infections, Uncategorized, tagged antigenic shift, avian flu, bird flu, ducks, h protein, h1n1 influenza a virus, h1n2, h3n2, hemagglutinin, immunity, migratory birds, n protein, neuraminidase, pandemic stage 6, pig flu, rna, swine flu, turkeys, viral receptors, viral strain, virus subtypes, waterfowl, world health organization on July 25, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Here is my article in Suite 101 on how the current novel Influenza A H1N1 viral strain developed with pig, bird and human genetic components. We are in Pandemic stage 6, meaning infections have been documented on all continents around the world. The infection is considered of moderate severity by the World Health Organization.
http://generalmedicine.suite101.com/article.cfm/h1n1_influenza_a_human_avian_swine_genes
Last updated July 27, 2009 by Dr. Vee
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