Pathology and Clinical Practice

Viral infections

A virus is the microscopic infectious agent that duplicates inside the living cells of an organism. These can affect all life forms .i.e. plants, animals and micro-organisms which include bacteria and archaea or extremophiles.  Viruses can be found in almost every biosphere on Earth. The aim of understanding the interaction between virus, host, and micro biota is to examine the practical, efficient, and safe approach that targets the  micro biota for the preventive  measure and treating of viral diseases in plants, animals and micro-organisms  as a result there are few effective antiviral dose are available. The first step to achieve this is to collect the clinical traces and evidence that focus on the viral pathogens. Plants, animal and micro-organisms studies have shown the interaction with micro biota. The major step is to identify the cycle of mechanisms, through practical and experimental evidence this support the development of translational applications that target micro biota.