General Virology mind maps
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This General Virology page gathers user-made mind maps on viral structure, replication, RNA viruses and bacteriophages. The collection is largely university level, for university students practising connections between topics and teachers looking for teaching material. Explore over 280 mind maps by more than 180 users and pick a topic to begin.
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- Viral Structure and Replication98
- Virus Classification and Genomes25
- DNA Viruses21
- RNA Viruses47
- Bacteriophages29
- Herpesviruses23
- HIV and Retroviruses31
- Influenza Viruses12
- Coronaviruses17
- Viral Infections and Pathogenesis27
- Immune Response and Antiviral Therapy7
- Viral Evolution and Reservoirs7
- Viral Detection and Characterization5
- Prions, Viroids and Other Acellular Agents14
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RNA Viruses -
Bacteriophages
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Viruses #1 -
Herpes Viruses -
VIRUS
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CHIKUNGUNYA
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Variola Virus -
Infection
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Herpes Simplex Virus Sources Used: Ives AM, Bertke AS. 2017. Stress hormones epinephrine and cort Lachmann, R. (2003). Herpes si...
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Rhabdovirus & Papillomavirus
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Viruses
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DNA viruses
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Emerging Infections
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Adenoviruses
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Polio
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Viruses
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Calicivirus
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17. Intro to virology II. Animal viruses
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Viruses -
Viruses
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Antiviral therapy: Herpesviruses
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HIV + AIDS
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virus
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Virus Replication
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HERPES VIRUSES
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Viruses (HIV)
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Respiratory Viruses
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HIV
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VIRUSES
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VIRUSES
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Primate retroviruses
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Exotic Viruses
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hiv classification and structure
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VIRUS
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Retrovirus
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Virus
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Influenza -- Slide Set 9
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Orthmyxovirus
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Virology
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Flavivirus
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About general virology mind maps
GoConqr OriginalUsing General Virology mind maps
These maps organise topics into branches, giving you different routes through the unit. Start with the map on general features of viruses if you want an overview of characteristics associated with living and non-living things. Then use Virus Replication to follow the sequence from entry through to assembly and egress.
For a closer look at particular groups, RNA Viruses sorts viruses by their RNA type, while Herpes Viruses includes both virus groups and structural components. Bacteriophages brings together gene transfer and applications such as phage therapy and phage display.
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Frequently asked questions
Which mind map should I start with?
For an overview, try the map on general features of viruses. It groups characteristics associated with living and non-living things. If you are revising a process instead, Virus Replication is a useful starting point: its branches run from entry and gene expression to assembly and egress.
What topics do the mind maps cover?
The collection includes maps on viral structure and replication, as well as particular groups and infections. RNA Viruses sorts groups by RNA type, Herpes Viruses includes structural components, and Bacteriophages covers gene transfer and applications. There are also maps on respiratory viruses and polio.
Are these mind maps free to use?
Yes. Every resource listed here is free to open and study without an account. A free account also lets you save quiz scores and make your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes. The resources on this page were made by GoConqr users.