Christos Louis Elvira Mitraka Pantelis Topalis The Dengue Fever Ontology (IDODEN) is an extension of the Infectious Disease Ontology (IDO) for dengue fever. IDODEN - The Dengue Fever Ontology editor preferred term The concise, meaningful, and human-friendly name for a class or property preferred by the ontology developers. (US-English) PERSON:Daniel Schober GROUP:OBI:<http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/obi> editor_preferred_term example A phrase describing how a class name should be used. May also include other kinds of examples that facilitate immediate understanding of a class semantics, such as widely known prototypical subclasses or instances of the class. Although essential for high level terms, examples for low level terms (e.g., Affymetrix HU133 array) are not PERSON:Daniel Schober GROUP:OBI:<http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/obi> example_of_usage in branch An annotation property indicating which module the terms belong to. This is currently experimental and not implemented yet. GROUP:OBI OBI_0000277 in branch has curation status PERSON:Alan Ruttenberg PERSON:Bill Bug PERSON:Melanie Courtot OBI_0000281 has curation status definition The official definition, explaining the meaning of a class or property. Shall be Aristotelian, formalized and normalized. Can be augmented with colloquial definitions. PERSON:Daniel Schober GROUP:OBI:<http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/obi> definition editor note An administrative note intended for its editor. It may not be included in the publication version of the ontology, so it should contain nothing necessary for end users to understand the ontology. PERSON:Daniel Schober GROUP:OBI:<http://purl.obfoundry.org/obo/obi> editor_note definition editor Name of editor entering the definition in the file. The definition editor is a point of contact for information regarding the term. The definition editor may be, but is not always, the author of the definition, which may have been worked upon by several people PERSON:Daniel Schober GROUP:OBI:<http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/obi> definiton_editor alternative term An alternative name for a class or property which means the same thing as the preferred name (semantically equivalent) PERSON:Daniel Schober GROUP:OBI:<http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/obi> alternative term definition source formal citation, e.g. identifier in external database to indicate / attribute source(s) for the definition. Free text indicate / attribute source(s) for the definition. EXAMPLE: Author Name, URI, MeSH Term C04, PUBMED ID, Wiki uri on 31.01.2007 PERSON:Daniel Schober Discussion on obo-discuss mailing-list, see http://bit.ly/hgm99w GROUP:OBI:<http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/obi> definition_source has obsolescence reason Relates an annotation property to an obsolescence reason. The values of obsolescence reasons come from a list of predefined terms, instances of the class obsolescence reason specification. PERSON:Alan Ruttenberg PERSON:Melanie Courtot has obsolescence reason curator note An administrative note of use for a curator but of no use for a user PERSON:Alan Ruttenberg curator note is denotator type relates an class defined in an ontology, to the type of it's denotator In OWL 2 add AnnotationPropertyRange('is denotator type' 'denotator type') Alan Ruttenberg is denotator type imported from For external terms/classes, the ontology from which the term was imported PERSON:Alan Ruttenberg PERSON:Melanie Courtot GROUP:OBI:<http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/obi> imported_from expand expression to ObjectProperty: RO_0002104 Label: has plasma membrane part Annotations: IAO_0000424 "http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/BFO_0000051 some (http://purl.org/obo/owl/GO#GO_0005886 and http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/BFO_0000051 some ?Y)" A macro expansion tag applied to an object property (or possibly a data property) which can be used by a macro-expansion engine to generate more complex expressions from simpler ones Chris Mungall expand expression to expand assertion to ObjectProperty: RO???Label: spatially disjoint from Annotations: expand_assertion_to "DisjointClasses: (http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/BFO_0000051 some ?X) (http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/BFO_0000051 some ?Y)" A macro expansion tag applied to an annotation property which can be expanded into a more detailed axiom. Chris Mungall expand assertion to first order logic expression PERSON:Alan Ruttenberg first order logic expression antisymmetric property part_of antisymmetric property xsd:true use boolean value xsd:true to indicate that the property is an antisymmetric property Alan Ruttenberg antisymmetric property OBO foundry unique label An alternative name for a class or property which is unique across the OBO Foundry. The intended usage of that property is as follow: OBO foundry unique labels are automatically generated based on regular expressions provided by each ontology, so that SO could specify unique label = 'sequence ' + [label], etc. , MA could specify 'mouse + [label]' etc. Upon importing terms, ontology developers can choose to use the 'OBO foundry unique label' for an imported term or not. The same applies to tools . PERSON:Alan Ruttenberg PERSON:Bjoern Peters PERSON:Chris Mungall PERSON:Melanie Courtot GROUP:OBO Foundry <http://obofoundry.org/> OBO foundry unique label term replaced by Use on obsolete terms, relating the term to another term that can be used as a substitute Person:Alan Ruttenberg Person:Alan Ruttenberg term replaced by Examples of a Contributor include a person, an organisation, or a service. Typically, the name of a Contributor should be used to indicate the entity. An entity responsible for making contributions to the content of the resource. Contributor Coverage will typically include spatial location (a place name or geographic coordinates), temporal period (a period label, date, or date range) or jurisdiction (such as a named administrative entity). Recommended best practice is to select a value from a controlled vocabulary (for example, the Thesaurus of Geographic Names [TGN]) and that, where appropriate, named places or time periods be used in preference to numeric identifiers such as sets of coordinates or date ranges. The extent or scope of the content of the resource. Coverage Examples of a Creator include a person, an organisation, or a service. Typically, the name of a Creator should be used to indicate the entity. An entity primarily responsible for making the content of the resource. Creator Typically, Date will be associated with the creation or availability of the resource. Recommended best practice for encoding the date value is defined in a profile of ISO 8601 [W3CDTF] and follows the YYYY-MM-DD format. A date associated with an event in the life cycle of the resource. Date Description may include but is not limited to: an abstract, table of contents, reference to a graphical representation of content or a free-text account of the content. An account of the content of the resource. Description Typically, Format may include the media-type or dimensions of the resource. Format may be used to determine the software, hardware or other equipment needed to display or operate the resource. Examples of dimensions include size and duration. Recommended best practice is to select a value from a controlled vocabulary (for example, the list of Internet Media Types [MIME] defining computer media formats). The physical or digital manifestation of the resource. Format Recommended best practice is to identify the resource by means of a string or number conforming to a formal identification system. Example formal identification systems include the Uniform Resource Identifier (URI) (including the Uniform Resource Locator (URL)), the Digital Object Identifier (DOI) and the International Standard Book Number (ISBN). An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context. Resource Identifier Recommended best practice is to use RFC 3066 [RFC3066], which, in conjunction with ISO 639 [ISO639], defines two- and three-letter primary language tags with optional subtags. Examples include "en" or "eng" for English, "akk" for Akkadian, and "en-GB" for English used in the United Kingdom. A language of the intellectual content of the resource. Language Examples of a Publisher include a person, an organisation, or a service. Typically, the name of a Publisher should be used to indicate the entity. An entity responsible for making the resource available Publisher Recommended best practice is to reference the resource by means of a string or number conforming to a formal identification system. A reference to a related resource. Relation Typically, a Rights element will contain a rights management statement for the resource, or reference a service providing such information. Rights information often encompasses Intellectual Property Rights (IPR), Copyright, and various Property Rights. If the Rights element is absent, no assumptions can be made about the status of these and other rights with respect to the resource. Information about rights held in and over the resource. Rights Management The present resource may be derived from the Source resource in whole or in part. Recommended best practice is to reference the resource by means of a string or number conforming to a formal identification system. A reference to a resource from which the present resource is derived. Source Typically, a Subject will be expressed as keywords, key phrases or classification codes that describe a topic of the resource. Recommended best practice is to select a value from a controlled vocabulary or formal classification scheme. The topic of the content of the resource. Subject and Keywords Typically, a Title will be a name by which the resource is formally known. A name given to the resource. Title Type includes terms describing general categories, functions, genres, or aggregation levels for content. Recommended best practice is to select a value from a controlled vocabulary (for example, the DCMI Type Vocabulary [DCMITYPE]). To describe the physical or digital manifestation of the resource, use the Format element. The nature or genre of the content of the resource. Resource Type has_alternative_id has_broad_synonym database_cross_reference has_exact_synonym has_narrow_synonym has_related_synonym has_synonym agent_in happens_during has_role participates_in has_material_basis_in osteoblast SubClassOf 'capable of' some 'bone resorption' A relation between a material entity (such as a cell) and a process. This is a shortcut relation, translation rule for which is: capable_of P <-> bearer_of (some realized_by only P). Example: osteoclast capable of bone resorption. Chris Mungall has function realized in PMID:20123131 PMID:21208450 BFO_0000053 some (BFO_0000054 only ?Y) capable of relationship has_disposition relationship Examples: secretory cells. Should this be has_function (export of ...) has_output OBO_REL:0000026 relationship This relation links qualities, functions, dispositions and other dependent continuants to their bearers. Examples: A particular shape that inheres in a lung; The redness that ineres in a Drosophila eye; Catalytic activity function inheres_in catalytic molecule. Note that inherence is a functional relation: if x inheres_in y at t and x inheres_in z at t, then y=z. We leave open the possibility of a relation multiply_inheres_in, such as between a gene sequence and the multiple chromosomes it multiply inheres in. The super-relation of both inheres_in and multiply_inheres_in would be depends_on inheres_in relationship negatively_regulates relationship positively_regulates relationship regulates relationship Example: autophagic vacuole formation results_in_formation_of autophagic vacuole. macromolecular complex assembly results_in_formation_of a macromolecule. Note: essentially the same as biosynthesis, although in biosynthesis the assembly is via chemical reactions results_in_formation_of relationship Example: oocyte axis determination : The establishment, maintenance and elaboration of an axis in the oocyte. This process unfolds_in the oocyte unfolds_in part_of precedes Thesaurus:C45781 The amount of something per unit size. NCI:Thesaurus density Thesaurus:Interleukin-8 A member of the CXC chemokine family. This chemokine is one of the major mediators of the inflammatory response. This chemokine is secreted by several cell types including monocytes, macrophages, T-lymphocytes, fibroblasts, endothelial cells, and keratinocytes. It functions as a chemoattractant, and is also a potent angiogenic factor. NCI:Thesaurus GCP-IL-8 Granulocyte Chemotactic Peptide Interleukin 8 IL-8 Interleukin 8 interleukin-8 Anionic Neutrophil Activating Peptide Anionic Neutrophil-Activating Peptide Leukocyte Adhesion Inhibitor MDNCF Macrophage-Derived Chemotactic Factor Monocyte-Derived Neutrophil Chemotactic Factor Monocyte-Derived Neutrophil-Activating Peptide NAP-1 Neutrophil Activation Factor Neutrophil Activation Peptide Neutrophil Chemotactic Factor interleukin 8 IDODEN:IDODEN_0000002 The assembled virus of dengue. EM:EM Dengue virion Dengue virus IDODEN:IDODEN_0000005 An infectious disease caused by the dengue virus. WHO:WHO breakbone fever dengue fever IDODEN:IDODEN_0000014 A protein synthesized by the dengue virus. EM:EM dengue virus protein IDODEN:IDODEN_0000015 Product of the dengue C gene. EM:EM dengue capsid protein dengue C protein IDODEN:IDODEN_0000016 Product of the dengue prM gene. EM:EM dengue membrane precursor protein dengue prM protein IDODEN:IDODEN_0000017 Product of the dengue E gene. EM:EM dengue envelope protein dengue E protein IDODEN:IDODEN_0000020 Product of the dengue NS2B gene. EM:EM dengue non structural protein 2B dengue NS2B protein IDODEN:IDODEN_0000021 Product of the dengue NS2A gene. EM:EM dengue non structural protein 2A dengue NS2A protein IDODEN:IDODEN_0000022 Product of the dengue NS5 gene. EM:EM dengue non structural protein 5 dengue NS5 protein IDODEN:IDODEN_0000023 Product of the dengue NS4B gene. EM:EM dengue non structural protein 4B dengue NS4B protein IDODEN:IDODEN_0000024 Product of the dengue NS4A gene. EM:EM dengue non structural protein 4A dengue NS4A protein IDODEN:IDODEN_0000025 Product of the dengue NS3 gene. EM:EM dengue non structural protein 3 dengue NS3 protein IDODEN:IDODEN_0000026 Product of the dengue NS1 gene. EM:EM dengue non structural protein 1 dengue NS1 protein IDODEN:IDODEN_0000031 An infection incidence occuring in dengue patients. EM:EM dengue infection incidence IDODEN:IDODEN_0000036 Prevalence over a stated time period independent of whether the disease resulted from a new infection or not. KL incidence of dengue fever IDODEN:IDODEN_0000039 Mortality rate is a measure of the number of deaths due to dengue fever in some population, scaled to the size of that population, per unit time. EM:EM mortality of dengue fever IDODEN:IDODEN_0000040 The single stranded RNA genome of the dengue virus with the same nucleotide polarity as mRNA. WHO:Dengue DENV genome dengue viral genome IDODEN:IDODEN_0000041 The assembled serotype 1 virus of dengue. EM:EM Dengue serotype 1 virion Dengue serotype 1 virus IDODEN:IDODEN_0000042 The assembled serotype 2 virus of dengue. EM:EM Dengue serotype 2 virion Dengue serotype 2 virus IDODEN:IDODEN_0000043 The assembled serotype 3 virus of dengue. EM:EM Dengue serotype 3 virion Dengue serotype 3 virus IDODEN:IDODEN_0000044 The assembled serotype 4 virus of dengue. EM:EM Dengue serotype 4 virion Dengue serotype 4 virus IDODEN:IDODEN_0000045 The single stranded RNA genome of the dengue serotype 1 virus with the same nucleotide polarity as mRNA. EM:EM DENV-1 genome dengue serotype 1 viral genome IDODEN:IDODEN_0000046 The single stranded RNA genome of the dengue serotype 2 virus with the same nucleotide polarity as mRNA. EM:EM DENV-2 genome dengue serotype 2 viral genome IDODEN:IDODEN_0000047 The single stranded RNA genome of the dengue serotype 3 virus with the same nucleotide polarity as mRNA. EM:EM DENV-3 genome dengue serotype 3 viral genome IDODEN:IDODEN_0000048 The single stranded RNA genome of the dengue serotype 4 virus with the same nucleotide polarity as mRNA. EM:EM DENV-4 genome dengue serotype 4 viral genome IDODEN:IDODEN_0000049 A manifestation of denguethat is detectable in a clinical history taking or physical examination. James Whitehorn PMID 20616106 clinical manifestation of dengue IDODEN:IDODEN_0000050 A disease course that is realized by a dengue infection. EM:EM dengue infectious disease course IDODEN:IDODEN_0000056 The host of a dengue virus. EM:EM dengue host IDODEN:IDODEN_0000060 A pathogen transmission process in which the dengue virus is transmitted from one host to another of the same Species, and the two hosts are in a parent-child relationship. ISBN:978019976908 dengue vertical transmission process IDODEN:IDODEN_0000082 A processual entity whose completion is hypothesized (by a healthcare provider) to alleviate the signs and symptoms associated with dengue fever. EM:EM treatment of dengue fever IDODEN:IDODEN_0000084 A diagnosis for dengue. EM:EM dengue fever diagnosis IDODEN:IDODEN_0000085 The transmission process during which the dengue virus is indirectly transferred from a reservoir, source or host to another host by intermediary vehicles, vectors or as airborne dust particles. ISBN:978019976908 indirect dengue transmission process IDODEN:IDODEN_0000086 Vector-borne dengue transmission is an indirect dengue transmission process during which the dengue virus is indirectly transferred from a reservoir, source or host via an animate intermediary vector to another host. Most vectors are arthropods such as mosquitoes, fleas, and ticks. ISBN:978019976908 vector borne dengue transmission process IDODEN:IDODEN_0000087 Classical or normal transmission of dengue through the bite of an Aedes mosquito containing the virus. ISBN:978019976908 mosquito borne dengue transmission process IDODEN:IDODEN_0000091 The process that occurs after viral attachment by which the dengue virus breaches the plasma membrane or cell envelope and enters the host cell. The process ends when the viral nucleic acid is released into the host cell cytoplasm. ISBN:0444520740 dengue virus entry into host cell IDODEN:IDODEN_0000096 A one step assay system used to quantitate viral RNA and using primer pairs and probes that are specific to each dengue serotype. WHO:Dengue Real-time RT-PCR IDODEN:IDODEN_0000097 WHO:Dengue isothermal amplification assay IDODEN:IDODEN_0000098 An isothermal RNA-specific amplification assay that does not require thermal cycling instrumentation. WHO:Dengue NASBA assay nucleic acid sequence based amplification assay IDODEN:IDODEN_0000110 PMID:10821973 DEN-1 PDK 13 IDODEN:IDODEN_0000112 PMID:10821973 DEN-2 PDK 53 IDODEN:IDODEN_0000113 PMID:10821973 DEN-3 PGMK 30/F3 IDODEN:IDODEN_0000114 PMID:10821973 DEN-4 PDK 48 IDODEN:IDODEN_0000115 PMID:10821973 Dengue Mahidol vaccine candidate IDODEN:IDODEN_0000116 PMID:21745521 CYD Dengue ChimeriVax Dengue ChimeriVax-Dengue IDODEN:IDODEN_0000117 PMID:16553547 rDEN2/4Delta30(ME) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000118 PMID:16553547 rDEN3/4Delta30(ME) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000119 PMID:16553547 rDEN1/4Delta30(ME) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000120 PMID:18981503 rDEN3Delta30-200,201 IDODEN:IDODEN_0000121 PMID:19802584 rDEN4Delta30-4995 IDODEN:IDODEN_0000122 PMID:21777637 DEN1-80E IDODEN:IDODEN_0000123 PMID:21777638 DENVax IDODEN:IDODEN_0000124 PMID:19114121 cED III IDODEN:IDODEN_0000125 PMID:15688284 rDEN4Delta30 IDODEN:IDODEN_0000126 PMID:17012875 rDEN1Delta30 IDODEN:IDODEN_0000127 PMID:10738100 DEN 3 ME100 IDODEN:IDODEN_0000128 PMID:10738100 DEN 4 ME100 IDODEN:IDODEN_0000129 PMID:10738100 DEN 2 ME100 IDODEN:IDODEN_0000130 PMID:17012873 ChimeriVax-Den 2 chimeric yellow fever dengue type 2 ChimeriVax-DEN2 IDODEN:IDODEN_0000131 PMID:14971794 ChimeriVax-Den 4 chimeric yellow fever dengue type 4 ChimeriVax-DEN4 IDODEN:IDODEN_0000132 PMID:14971704 ChimeriVax-Den 1 chimeric yellow fever dengue type 1 ChimeriVax-DEN1 IDODEN:IDODEN_0000133 PMID:14971704 ChimeriVax-Den 3 chimeric yellow fever dengue type 3 ChimeriVax-DEN3 IDODEN:IDODEN_0000134 A vaccine candidate that uses whole organism as its component. EM:EM whole organism vaccine candidate IDODEN:IDODEN_0000135 A whole organism vaccine candidate that uses live pathogen organism as its component. EM:EM live vaccine candidate IDODEN:IDODEN_0000136 A live vaccine candidate that is made from microbes that have been attenuated (weakened) in the labortatory so that they can't cause disease. EM:EM live attenuated vaccine candidate IDODEN:IDODEN_0000137 A vaccine candidate that uses part of the pathogen organism. vaccine candidate using part of organism IDODEN:IDODEN_0000138 EM:EM live attenuated monovalent dengue vaccine candidate IDODEN:IDODEN_0000139 live attenuated tetravalent dengue vaccine candidate IDODEN:IDODEN_0000140 live attenuated viral vaccine candidate IDODEN:IDODEN_0000141 A vaccine candidate that is composed of a purified protein(s) or other antigenic determinant(s) from a disease-causing organism. A subunit vaccine does not include pathogen nucleic acids. The subunits have less risk of causing adverse reactions. EM:EM subunit vaccine candidate IDODEN:IDODEN_0000142 tetravalent dengue subunit vaccine candidate IDODEN:IDODEN_0000143 monovalent dengue subunit vaccine candidate IDODEN:IDODEN_0000144 A vaccine candidate that is composed of a plasmid vaccine vactor containing genes encoding one or more proteins of a pathogen. EM DNA vaccine candidate IDODEN:IDODEN_0000145 A vaccine candidate against one serotype of the dengue virus that is composed of a plasmid vaccine vactor containing genes encoding one or more proteins of a pathogen. EM:EM monovalent dengue DNA vaccine candidate IDODEN:IDODEN_0000146 A vaccine candidate againt all four serotypes of the dengue virus that is composed of a plasmid vaccine vactor containing genes encoding one or more proteins of a pathogen. EM:EM tetravalent dengue DNA vaccine candidate IDODEN:IDODEN_0000148 A quality that inheres in an organism population and is the number of organisms in the population that have antibody specific for dengue virus in their serum at a specified time. EM:EM dengue virus seroprevalence IDODEN:IDODEN_0000149 A quality that inheres in an organism population and is the number of organisms in the population that have antibody specific for dengue virus serotype 1 in their serum at a specified time. EM:EM DENV-1 seroprevalence dengue virus serotype 1 seroprevalence IDODEN:IDODEN_0000150 A quality that inheres in an organism population and is the number of organisms in the population that have antibody specific for dengue virus serotype 2 in their serum at a specified time. EM:EM DENV-2 seroprevalence dengue virus serotype 2 seroprevalence IDODEN:IDODEN_0000151 A quality that inheres in an organism population and is the number of organisms in the population that have antibody specific for dengue virus serotype 3 in their serum at a specified time. EM:EM DENV-3 seroprevalence dengue virus serotype 3 seroprevalence IDODEN:IDODEN_0000152 A quality that inheres in an organism population and is the number of organisms in the population that have antibody specific for dengue virus serotype 4 in their serum at a specified time. EM:EM DENV-4 seroprevalence dengue virus serotype 4 seroprevalence IDODEN:IDODEN_0000153 A quality that inheres in an infectious agent and is the likelihood that the dengue virus will undergo a horizontal transmission process. EM:EM DENV transmissibility dengue virus transmissibility IDODEN:IDODEN_0000154 A quality that inheres in an infectious agent and is the likelihood that the dengue virus serotype 1 will undergo a horizontal transmission process. EM:EM DENV-1 transmissibility dengue virus serotype 1 transmissibility IDODEN:IDODEN_0000155 A quality that inheres in an infectious agent and is the likelihood that the dengue virus serotype 2 will undergo a horizontal transmission process. EM:EM DENV-2 transmissibility dengue virus serotype 2 transmissibility IDODEN:IDODEN_0000156 A quality that inheres in an infectious agent and is the likelihood that the dengue virus serotype 3 will undergo a horizontal transmission process. EM:EM DENV-3 transmissibility dengue virus serotype 3 transmissibility IDODEN:IDODEN_0000157 A quality that inheres in an infectious agent and is the likelihood that the dengue virus serotype 4 will undergo a horizontal transmission process. EM:EM DENV-4 transmissibility dengue virus serotype 4 transmissibility IDODEN:IDODEN_0000159 A quality that inheres in an organism population and is the number of organisms in the population who have, at any point during their lives, been bearers of dengue and experienced realization of it. WHO:WHO lifetime prevalence of dengue IDODEN:IDODEN_0000161 A manifestation of dengue fever that exists prior to the time at which it would be detected in a clinical history taking or physical examination, if the patient were to present to a clinician. A realization of dengue fever that exists prior to its becoming detectable in a clinical history taking or physical examination. WHO:WHO preclinical manifestation of dengue fever IDODEN:IDODEN_0000162 A susceptibility that inheres in an organism and is the degree to which it can be harmed by the dengue virus. EM:EM susceptibility to dengue virus IDODEN:IDODEN_0000163 A susceptibility that inheres in an organism and is the degree to which it can be harmed by the serotype 1 dengue virus. PMID: 19121645 susceptibility to DENV-1 susceptibility to dengue virus serotype 1 IDODEN:IDODEN_0000164 A susceptibility that inheres in an organism and is the degree to which it can be harmed by the serotype 2 dengue virus. PMID: 19121645 susceptibility to DENV-2 susceptibility to dengue virus serotype 2 IDODEN:IDODEN_0000165 A susceptibility that inheres in an organism and is the degree to which it can be harmed by the serotype 3 dengue virus. PMID: 19121645 susceptiblity to DENV-3 susceptibility to dengue virus serotype 3 IDODEN:IDODEN_0000166 A susceptibility that inheres in an organism and is the degree to which it can be harmed by the serotype 4 dengue virus. PMID: 19121645 susceptibility to DENV-4 susceptibility to dengue virus serotype 4 IDODEN:IDODEN_0000167 A quality that inheres in an infectious agent and is the degree to which realizations of the infectious disease caused by dengue virus become severe or fatal. PMID:19802577 DENV virulence dengue virus virulence IDODEN:IDODEN_0000168 A quality that inheres in an infectious agent and is the degree to which realizations of the infectious disease caused by dengue virus serotype 1 become severe or fatal. PMID:19802577 DENV-1 virulence dengue virus serotype 1 virulence IDODEN:IDODEN_0000169 A quality that inheres in an infectious agent and is the degree to which realizations of the infectious disease caused by dengue virus serotype 2 become severe or fatal. PMID:19802577 DENV-2 virulence dengue virus serotype 2 virulence IDODEN:IDODEN_0000170 A quality that inheres in an infectious agent and is the degree to which realizations of the infectious disease caused by dengue virus serotype 3 become severe or fatal. PMID:19802577 DENV-3 virulence dengue virus serotype 3 virulence IDODEN:IDODEN_0000171 A quality that inheres in an infectious agent and is the degree to which realizations of the infectious disease caused by dengue virus serotype 1 become severe or fatal. PMID:19802577 DENV-4 virulence dengue virus serotype 4 virulence IDODEN:IDODEN_0000172 Dengue hyper-endemicity is characterized by the continuous circulation of multiple viral serotypes in an area where a large pool of susceptible hosts and a competent vector (with or without seasonal variation) are constantly present. ISBN:1847885489 dengue hyper-endemicity dengue hyperendemicity IDODEN:IDODEN_0000173 A colonization of human host in which the colonized site are the peripheral mononuclear cells. ISBN:0444520740 colonization of human peripheral mononuclear cells by dengue virus IDODEN:IDODEN_0000179 A hypothesis about the course of a dengue infection. PMID:20948706 dengue fever prognosis IDODEN:IDODEN_0000180 A drug susceptibility that inheres in the dengue virus and is the degree to which it can be harmed or inhibited from surviving by a drug. drug susceptibility of dengue virus IDODEN:IDODEN_0000181 A drug susceptibility that inheres in the dengue virus serotype 1 and is the degree to which it can be harmed or inhibited from surviving by a drug. drug susceptibility of DENV-1 drug susceptibility of dengue virus serotype 1 IDODEN:IDODEN_0000182 A drug susceptibility that inheres in the dengue virus serotype 2 and is the degree to which it can be harmed or inhibited from surviving by a drug. drug susceptibility of DENV-2 drug susceptibility of dengue virus serotype 2 IDODEN:IDODEN_0000183 A drug susceptibility that inheres in the dengue virus serotype 3 and is the degree to which it can be harmed or inhibited from surviving by a drug. drug susceptibility of DENV-3 drug susceptibility of dengue virus serotype 3 IDODEN:IDODEN_0000184 A drug susceptibility that inheres in the dengue virus serotype 4 and is the degree to which it can be harmed or inhibited from surviving by a drug. drug susceptibility of DENV-4 drug susceptibility of dengue virus serotype 4 IDODEN:IDODEN_0000185 Spread of dengue fever across a population beyond what is characterized as endemic. EM:EM epidemic dengue fever IDODEN:IDODEN_0000202 A condition mostly relating to the human host. KL:KL condition of human host IDODEN:IDODEN_0000203 A condition relating to any serotypes of the dengue virus causing dengue. EM:EM condition of dengue virus IDODEN:IDODEN_0000204 A condition relating to any species of aedes vectors of dengue. EM:EM condition of dengue vector IDODEN:IDODEN_0000208 A quality which refers to dengue fever. EM:EM quality of dengue fever IDODEN:IDODEN_0000209 The exhibition of any of the combined symptoms and signs of specific forms of dengue caused by distinct dengue serotypes. clinical manifestation of specific dengue serotype IDODEN:IDODEN_0000210 The exhibition of any of the combined symptoms and signs of specific forms dengue caused by the serotype 1 dengue virus. EM:EM clinical manifestation of serotype 1 dengue IDODEN:IDODEN_0000211 The exhibition of any of the combined symptoms and signs of specific forms dengue caused by the serotype 2 dengue virus. EM:EM clinical manifestation of serotype 2 dengue IDODEN:IDODEN_0000212 The exhibition of any of the combined symptoms and signs of specific forms dengue caused by the serotype 3 dengue virus. EM:EM clinical manifestation of serotype 3 dengue IDODEN:IDODEN_0000213 The exhibition of any of the combined symptoms and signs of specific forms dengue caused by the serotype 4 dengue virus. EM:EM clinical manifestation of serotype 4 dengue IDODEN:IDODEN_0000214 The quality of forms of dengue fever that are different from the epidemiological point of view. EM:EM epidemiological type of dengue fever IDODEN:IDODEN_0000215 The number of dengue fever cases existing in a given population at any given time. EM:EM prevalence of dengue fever IDODEN:IDODEN_0000217 The term morbidity refers to either the incidence rate, or the prevalence of dengue fever. This measure of sickness is contrasted with the mortality rate, which is the proportion of people dying during a given time interval. KL morbidity of dengue fever IDODEN:IDODEN_0000218 Immunity to dengue gradually acquired by infection. KL acquired immunity to dengue IDODEN:IDODEN_0000219 Immunity against the serotype 1 dengue virus. EM:EM acquired immunity to serotype 1 dengue IDODEN:IDODEN_0000220 Immunity against the serotype 2 dengue virus. EM:EM acquired immunity to serotype 2 dengue IDODEN:IDODEN_0000221 Immunity against the serotype 3 dengue virus. EM:EM acquired immunity to serotype 3 dengue IDODEN:IDODEN_0000222 Immunity against the serotype 4 dengue virus. EM:EM acquired immunity to serotype 4 dengue IDODEN:IDODEN_0000223 A process relating to dengue. EM:EM process of dengue fever IDODEN:IDODEN_0000224 A procedure used for the diagnosis of dengue, including the precise pathogen causing the disease. EM:EM diagnostic procedure IDODEN:IDODEN_0000225 A collection of water which provides habitat for larvae of the genus Aedes and on which a female mosquito lays its eggs. EM:EM Aedes breeding site IDODEN:IDODEN_0000227 Any case of dengue fever occuring. EM:EM occurrence of dengue fever IDODEN:IDODEN_0000228 The process by which an infectious agent passes from one organism to another organism. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transmission_(medicine) dengue transmission IDODEN:IDODEN_0000229 A given population of dengue vectors in a specific area. EM:EM dengue vector population IDODEN:IDODEN_0000230 human population in endemic dengue areas IDODEN:IDODEN_0000231 human population in non-endemic dengue areas IDODEN:IDODEN_0000232 A mosquito of the genus Aedes transmitting dengue. EM:EM dengue vector IDODEN:IDODEN_0000233 A process relating to a human host. EM:EM process of human host IDODEN:IDODEN_0000235 Any process that is carried out at the cellular level in the human host, but not necessarily restricted to a single cell. For example, cell communication occurs among more than one cell, but occurs at the cellular level. EM:EM cellular process of human host IDODEN:IDODEN_0000237 The administration of antigenic material from the dengue virus to produce immunity to dengue. EM:EM vaccination against dengue IDODEN:IDODEN_0000239 The administration of antigenic material from the serotype 1 dengue virus to produce immunity to dengue. EM:EM vaccination against serotype 1 dengue IDODEN:IDODEN_0000240 The administration of antigenic material from the serotype 2 dengue virus to produce immunity to dengue. EM:EM vaccination against serotype 2 dengue IDODEN:IDODEN_0000241 The administration of antigenic material from the serotype 3 dengue virus to produce immunity to dengue. EM:EM vaccination against serotype 3 dengue IDODEN:IDODEN_0000242 The administration of antigenic material from the serotype 4 dengue virus to produce immunity to dengue. EM:EM vaccination against serotype 4 dengue IDODEN:IDODEN_0000244 The process of entry of a dengue virus into a host cell. EM:EM dengue virus penetration of host cell IDODEN:IDODEN_0000245 A process relating to a population of human hosts. EM:EM process of human host population IDODEN:IDODEN_0000246 A process relating to a dengue vector. EM:EM process of dengue vector IDODEN:IDODEN_0000248 Those processes are specifically unique to the functioning of intergrated living units: cells, tissues, organs, organisms. http://www.reactome.org physiological process of dengue vector IDODEN:IDODEN_0000249 A process relating to a population of dengue vectors. KL process of dengue vector population IDODEN:IDODEN_0000250 Colonisation is the process by which a vector species spreads into new areas. KL:KL dengue vector colonization IDODEN:IDODEN_0000251 The measures taken to reduce exposure of a population to vectors in order to reduce the spread of a vector-borne disease. KL:KL dengue vector control IDODEN:IDODEN_0000252 A process relating to the dengue virus. EM:EM process of dengue virus IDODEN:IDODEN_0000253 A method devised to detect a dengue virus antigen and, thus, infection. EM:EM dengue virus antigen detection IDODEN:IDODEN_0000254 PMID: 20404453 NS1 detection assay IDODEN:IDODEN_0000255 The reduction of dengue prevalence in the global human or animal host population to zero. EM:EM dengue fever eradication IDODEN:IDODEN_0000256 The sum of measures taken to prevent the spread of dengue; in its wider sense the term also encompasses the goal of decreasing dengue morbidity leading, ultimately, to its eradication. dengue fever control IDODEN:IDODEN_0000257 Auxiliary, supportive and secondary treatment for severe dengue not focusing on the virus. EM:EM ancillary treatment of severe dengue fever IDODEN:IDODEN_0000257337 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/BR/BID-V2379/2001(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000258 Therapeutic measures taken, apart from chemotherapy, to improve the condition of, and cure a dengue patient. EM:EM ancillary treatment of dengue fever IDODEN:IDODEN_0000260 Auxiliary, supportive and secondary treatment for dengue hemorrhagic fever not focusing on the virus. EM:EM ancillary treatment of dengue hemorrhagic fever IDODEN:IDODEN_0000261 A protein that is produced by a pathogen. EM:EM pathogen protein IDODEN:IDODEN_0000262 The epidimiological analysis of dengue. EM:EM process of dengue fever epidemiology IDODEN:IDODEN_0000264 The appearance of more than one case of dengue fever in an area from which, at that time, the disease is absent. EM:EM emergence of dengue fever IDODEN:IDODEN_0000265 The process through which dengue fever spreads from one initial patient to one or more individuals. EM:EM spread of dengue fever IDODEN:IDODEN_0000266 The ability of a virus to display a reduction in effectiveness of an antiviral drug, that intends to kill it EM:EM antiviral resistance IDODEN:IDODEN_0000268 A case of dengue fever resulting from the bite of a mosquito in a dengue-endemic region. EM:EM autochthonous dengue fever IDODEN:IDODEN_0000269 A term applied to dengue fever when there is a constant measurable incidence both of cases of the disease and of its natural transmission in an area over a succession of years. KL endemic dengue fever IDODEN:IDODEN_0000270 Endemic type of dengue in areas in where a dengue epidemic originating from a different serotype has taken place. EM:EM endemic dengue fever of high epidemic potential IDODEN:IDODEN_0000271 Endemic type of dengue in areas in where a dengue epidemic originating from the same serotype has taken place. EM:EM endemic dengue fever of low epidemic potential IDODEN:IDODEN_0000272 A case of dengue fever resulting from the bite of a mosquito in a non dengue region that was carried into non dengue region through any means of transportation EM:EM imported dengue fever IDODEN:IDODEN_0000273 A case of dengue in or near an airport in a non-dengue area transmitted by a mosquito imported by plane from an endemic region. EM:EM airport dengue fever IDODEN:IDODEN_0000274 A dengue infection due to medical interference, such as transmission by contaminated blood transfusion or deliberate transmission. EM:EM induced dengue fever IDODEN:IDODEN_0000275 Iatrogenically induced dengue for the experimental trials of vaccines or drugs. EM:EM deliberate dengue fever IDODEN:IDODEN_0000276 Dengue cases resulting from the transfusion of blood taken from an infected individual. EM transfusion dengue fever IDODEN:IDODEN_0000277 Cases of dengue fever contracted locally but derived from imported cases. EM:EM introduced dengue fever IDODEN:IDODEN_0000278 A case of dengue fever occurring, sporadically, in areas where dengue is not endemic. EM:EM sporadic dengue fever IDODEN:IDODEN_0000279 Classification of dengue fever denoting that the amount of transmission hardly fluctuates from year to year, but with possible seasonal fluctuation. EM:EM stable dengue fever IDODEN:IDODEN_0000280 Classification of dengue fever denoting that the amount of transmission varies from year to year. EM:EM unstable dengue fever IDODEN:IDODEN_0000281 Dengue fever in urban and suburban areas due to the malfunctioning of water distribution system; often linked to increased urbanization going along with problematic sanitation. EM:EM urban dengue fever IDODEN:IDODEN_0000282 Appearance of dengue fever in areas from which it is absent or it is seldom found, due to reasons such as movements of people, damage to water distribution, depletion of health services, etc EM:EM war and conflict dengue fever IDODEN:IDODEN_0000283 A commercial product that provides all necessary components to perform an immunological test for the rapid diagnosis of dengue. EM:EM dengue rapid diagnostic test product IDODEN:IDODEN_0000284 A commercial RDT from J. Mitra & Co Pvt. Ltd EM:EM Dengue Day 1 Test IDODEN:IDODEN_0000285 A commercial RDT from Diagnostic Automation/Cortez Diagnostics Inc. EM:EM Dengue IgG ELISA kit IDODEN:IDODEN_0000286 A commercial RDT from SD Inc. EM:EM Rapid Dengue Test (Dengue NS1 AG) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000287 A commercial RDT from Core Technology Co Ltd. EM:EM Dengue IgM and IgG Combo Rapid Test IDODEN:IDODEN_0000288 A commercial RDT from Hangzhou Clongene Biotech Co., Ltd. EM:EM Rapid Dengue Test Kit (Clongene) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000289 A commercial RDT from Shenyang LTH Technology Development Co., Ltd. EM:EM Rapid Dengue Test Kit (Shenyang) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000290 A commercial RDT from Nantong Egens Biotechnology Co., Ltd. EM:EM Rapid Dengue Test Kit (Egens) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000291 A commercial RDT from AccuBioTech Co., Ltd. EM:EM Rapid Dengue Test Kit (AccuBioTech) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000292 A commercial RDT from Lonsino Medical Products Co., Ltd. EM:EM One Step Dengue Test Kit (Lonsino) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000293 A commercial RDT from Zhejiang Orient Gene Biotech Co., Ltd. EM:EM Dengue IgG/IgM Rapid Test Kit (Orient Gene Biotech) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000294 A commercial RDT from Blue Cross Bio-Medical (Beijing) Co., Ltd. EM:EM Dengue RapidTest Kit (Colloidal Gold) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000295 A commercial RDT from Zibo Yuehang Industrial & Trading Co., Ltd. EM:EM One Step Rapid Dengue IgM/IgG Test Kit (Zibo Yuehang) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000296 A commercial RDT from Nantong Diagnos Biotechnology Co., Ltd. EM:EM IgG&IgM Rapid Dengue Diagnostic Test Kit (Diagnos) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000297 A commercial RDT from Beijing Kewei Clinical Diagnostic Reagent Inc. EM:EM Dengue IgG and IgM Antibody Rapid Test Kit (Kewei) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000298 A commercial RDT from Xiamen Boson Biotech Co Ltd. EM:EM Rapid Dengue IgG/IgM Test Kit - Card (Boson) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000304 Antibody dependent enhancement (ADE) occurs when non-neutralising antiviral antibodies enhance viral entry into host cells, leading to increased infectivity in the host cells. ISBN 978-1-4051-3645-7 ADE antibody-dependent enhancement IDODEN:IDODEN_0000305 The first infection with one of the four dengue serotypes. EM:EM primary dengue infection IDODEN:IDODEN_0000306 A subsequent infection by a dengue virus with a different serotype than the one that caused the primary infection. EM:EM secondary dengue infection IDODEN:IDODEN_0000307 An enzyme that catalyzes the chemical reaction of a carboxylic ester + H2O wich equals to an alcohol + a carboxylate. Wikipedia:Carboxylesterase carboxylesterase COE IDODEN:IDODEN_0000309 GSTs catalyse the conjugation of reduced glutathione — via a sulfhydryl group — to electrophilic centers on a wide variety of substrates. Wikipedia:Glutathione_S-transferase glutathione S-transferase GST IDODEN:IDODEN_0000310 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR GenBank:HM469966 001096/07-1 IDODEN:IDODEN_0000311 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR 30597/07-1 IDODEN:IDODEN_0000312 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR 49440-1 IDODEN:IDODEN_0000313 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR 98901518 DHF DV-1(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000314 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR 98901530 DF DV-1(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000315 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR BR/97-111(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000316 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR BR/97-233(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000317 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR BR/97-409(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000318 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR CHI3336-02(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000319 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR Comoros 04.329/93(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000320 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR D1/hu/Seychelles/NIID41/2003(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000321 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR D1/hu/Yap/NIID27/2004(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000322 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DEN1/GZ/OY IDODEN:IDODEN_0000323 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DEN1/GZ/XNC IDODEN:IDODEN_0000324 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/BOL-KW010 IDODEN:IDODEN_0000325 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/BR/BID-V2374/2000(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000326 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR 1328(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000327 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR 1349-2 IDODEN:IDODEN_0000328 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR 98900663 DHF DV-2(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000329 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR 98000665 DF DV-2(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000330 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR 98900666 DSS DV-2(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000331 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR BA05i(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000332 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR BR0690/RJ/2008(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000333 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR CAM7768(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000334 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DEN2/H/IMTSAA-MART/98-703(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000335 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/BR/BID-V2376/2000(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000336 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/BR/BID-V2377/2000 IDODEN:IDODEN_0000338 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/BR/BID-V2382/2002(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000339 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR 07CHLS001(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000341 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR 00407/95-1 IDODEN:IDODEN_0000342 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR 02-20(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000343 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR 03881/92-1 IDODEN:IDODEN_0000344 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR 16007 (PDK-13)(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000345 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR 16007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000346 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR 259par00(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000347 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR 280par00(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000348 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR 293arg00(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000349 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR 295arg00(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000350 dengue virus serotype 4 strain. ViPR 341750(dengue 4) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000351 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR 297arg00(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000352 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR 301arg00(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000353 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR 30231/97-1 IDODEN:IDODEN_0000354 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR 30399/95-1 IDODEN:IDODEN_0000355 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR 71/02GZ(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000356 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR A88(type 1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000357 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR Abidjan(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000358 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR ARG0028(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000359 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR ARG0048(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000360 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR ARG9920(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000361 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR BR/01-MR(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000362 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR Cambodia(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000363 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR D1.Myanmar.059/01(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000364 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR D1.Myanmar.194/01(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000365 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR D1.Myanmar.206/01(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000366 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR D1.Myanmar.23819/96(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000367 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR D1.Myanmar.305/01(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000368 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR D1.Myanmar.31459/98(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000369 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR D1.Myanmar.31987/98(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000370 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR D1.Myanmar.32514/98(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000371 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR D1.Myanmar.37726/01(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000372 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR D1.Myanmar.38862/01(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000373 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR D1.Myanmar.40553/71(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000374 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR D1.Myanmar.40568/76(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000375 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR D1.Myanmar.44168/01(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000376 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR D1.Myanmar.44988/02(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000377 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR D1.Myanmar.49440/02(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000378 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR D1/H/IMTSSA/98/606(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000379 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR D1/SG/05K2398DK1/2005(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000380 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR D1/SG/05K2402DK1/2005(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000381 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR D1/SG/05K2887DK1/2005(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000382 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR D1/SG/05K2895DK1/2005(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000383 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR D1/SG/05K2901DK1/2005(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000384 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR D1/SG/05K2916DK1/2005(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000385 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR D1/SG/05K2928DK1/2005(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000386 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR D1/SG/05K3297DK1/2005(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000387 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR D1/SG/05K3300DK1/2005(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000388 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR D1/SG/05K3301DK1/2005(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000389 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR D1/SG/05K3318DK1/2005(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000390 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR D1/SG/05K3886DK1/2005(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000391 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR D1/SG/05K3894DK1/2005(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000392 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR D1/SG/05K3903DK1/2005(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000393 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR D1/SG/05K3904DK1/2005(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000394 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR D1/SG/05K3905DK1/2005(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000395 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR D1/SG/05K3908DK1/2005(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000396 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR D1/SG/05K3910DK1/2005(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000397 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR D1/SG/05K3911DK1/2005(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000398 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR D1/SG/05K3915DK1/2005(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000399 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR D1/SG/05K3916DK1/2005(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000400 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR D1/SG/05K3930DK1/2005(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000401 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR D1/SG/05K3933DK1/2005(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000402 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR D1/SG/05K3934DK1/2005(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000403 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR D1/SG/05K3935DK1/2005(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000404 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR D1/SG/05K4138DK1/2005(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000405 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR D1/SG/05K4139DK1/2005(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000406 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR D1/SG/05K4140DK1/2005(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000407 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR D1/SG/05K4142DK1/2005(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000408 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR D1/SG/05K4147DK1/2005(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000409 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR D1/SG/05K4152DK1/2005(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000410 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR D1/SG/05K4154DK1/2005(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000411 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR D1/SG/05K4172DK1/2005(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000412 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR D1/SG/05K4173DK1/2005(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000413 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR D1/SG/05K4174DK1/2005(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000414 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR D1/SG/05K4175DK1/2005(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000415 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR D1/SG/05K4183DK1/2005(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000416 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR D1/SG/05K4441DK1/2005(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000417 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR D1/SG/05K4443DK1/2005(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000418 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR D1/SG/05K4468DK1/2005(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000419 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR D1/SG/05K4479DK1/2005(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000420 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR D1/SG/05K4480DK1/2005(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000421 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR D1/SG/05K4604DK1/2005(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000422 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR D1/SG/05K4605DK1/2005(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000423 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR D1/SG/05K4606DK1/2005(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000424 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR D1/SG/05K4609DK1/2005(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000425 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR D1/SG/05K4620DK1/2005(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000426 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR D1/SG/05K4621DK1/2005(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000427 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR D1/SG/05K4622DK1/2005(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000428 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR D1/SG/05K4632DK1/2005(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000429 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR D1/SG/05K4820DK1/2005(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000430 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR D1/SG/05K814DK1/2005(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000431 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR D1/SG/05K847DK1/2005(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000432 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR D1/SG/05K872DK1/2005(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000433 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR D1/SG/06K2236DK1/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000434 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR D1/SG/06K2290DK1/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000435 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR D1MY05-33915(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000436 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR D1MY95-3891(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000437 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR D1MY95-3928(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000438 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR D1MY96-7814(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000439 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR D1MY96-7891(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000440 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR D1MY96-7905(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000441 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR D1MY96-8064(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000442 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR D1MY96-8080(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000443 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR D1MY96-8081(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000444 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR D1MY97-10245(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000445 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR D87-116-1 IDODEN:IDODEN_0000446 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR D90-1197-1 IDODEN:IDODEN_0000447 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR Den1BR/90(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000448 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/BR/BID-V2375/2000(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000449 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/BR/BID-V2378/2001(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000450 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/BR/BID-V2381/2002(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000451 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/BR/BID-V2384/2003(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000452 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/BR/BID-V2389/2004(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000453 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/BR/BID-V2392/2005(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000454 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/BR/BID-V2395/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000455 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/BR/BID-V2398/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000456 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/BR/BID-V2401/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000457 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/BR/BID-V3490/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000458 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/CO/BID-V3376/1998(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000459 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/CO/BID-V3377/1998(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000460 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/CO/BID-V3378/1999(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000461 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/CO/BID-V3379/2001(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000462 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/CO/BID-V3380/2005(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000463 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/CO/BID-V3381/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000464 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/CO/BID-V3382/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000465 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/CO/BID-V3383/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000466 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/CO/BID-V3385/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000467 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/CO/BID-V3386/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000468 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/CO/BID-V3387/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000469 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/CO/BID-V3388/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000470 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/CO/BID-V3390/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000471 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/CO/BID-V3391/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000472 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/IPC/BID-V3775/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000473 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/IPC/BID-V3776/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000474 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/IPC/BID-V3779/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000475 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/IPC/BID-V3780/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000476 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/IPC/BID-V3781/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000477 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/IPC/BID-V3782/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000478 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/IPC/BID-V3783/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000479 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/IPC/BID-V3785/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000480 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/IPC/BID-V3786/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000481 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/IPC/BID-V3787/2009(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000482 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/IPC/BID-V3792/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000483 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/IPC/BID-V3793/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000484 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/IPC/BID-V3912/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000485 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/IPC/BID-V3913/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000486 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/IPC/BID-V3914/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000487 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/IPC/BID-V3915/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000488 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/IPC/BID-V3916/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000489 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/IPC/BID-V3917/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000490 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/IPC/BID-V3918/2005(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000491 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/IPC/BID-V3919/2000(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000492 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/IPC/BID-V3925/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000493 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/IPC/BID-V3926/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000494 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/IPC/BID-V3927/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000495 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/KH/BID-V1978/2000(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000496 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/KH/BID-V1979/2001(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000497 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/KH/BID-V1981/2001(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000498 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/KH/BID-V1982/2001 IDODEN:IDODEN_0000499 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/KH/BID-V1983/2001(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000500 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/KH/BID-V1984/2001(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000501 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/KH/BID-V1985/2002(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000502 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/KH/BID-V1987/2003(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000503 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/KH/BID-V1988/2003(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000504 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/KH/BID-V1989/2003(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000505 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/KH/BID-V1990/2003(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000506 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/KH/BID-V1991/2003(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000507 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/KH/BID-V1992/2003(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000508 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/KH/BID-V1993/2003(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000509 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/KH/BID-V1994/2003(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000510 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/KH/BID-V1995/2003(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000511 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/KH/BID-V1996/2003(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000512 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/KH/BID-V1997/2004(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000513 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/KH/BID-V1998/2004 IDODEN:IDODEN_0000514 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/KH/BID-V1999/2005(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000515 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/KH/BID-V2000/2005(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000516 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/KH/BID-V2001/2005(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000517 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/KH/BID-V2002/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000518 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/KH/BID-V2003/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000519 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/KH/BID-V2004/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000520 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/KH/BID-V2005/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000521 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/KH/BID-V2006/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000522 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/KH/BID-V2007/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000523 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/KH/BID-V2008/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000524 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/KH/BID-V2010/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000525 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/KH/BID-V2011/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000526 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/KH/BID-V2012/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000527 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/KH/BID-V2013/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000528 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/KH/BID-V2014/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000529 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/KH/BID-V3773/2006 IDODEN:IDODEN_0000530 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/KH/BID-V4234/2006 IDODEN:IDODEN_0000531 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/KH/BID-V4235/2006 IDODEN:IDODEN_0000532 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/KH/BID-V4236/2006 IDODEN:IDODEN_0000533 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/KH/BID-V4237/2006 IDODEN:IDODEN_0000534 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/KH/BID-V4238/2006 IDODEN:IDODEN_0000535 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/KH/BID-V4239/2006 IDODEN:IDODEN_0000536 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/KH/BID-V4240/2006 IDODEN:IDODEN_0000537 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/KH/BID-V4241/2007 IDODEN:IDODEN_0000538 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/KH/BID-V4242/2007 IDODEN:IDODEN_0000539 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/KH/BID-V4243/2007 IDODEN:IDODEN_0000540 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/KH/BID-V4244/2007 IDODEN:IDODEN_0000541 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/KH/BID-V4245/2007 IDODEN:IDODEN_0000542 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/KH/BID-V4246/2007 IDODEN:IDODEN_0000543 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/KH/BID-V4247/2007 IDODEN:IDODEN_0000544 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/KH/BID-V4248/2007 IDODEN:IDODEN_0000545 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/KH/BID-V4249/2007 IDODEN:IDODEN_0000546 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/KH/BID-V4250/2007 IDODEN:IDODEN_0000547 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/KH/BID-V4251/2007 IDODEN:IDODEN_0000548 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/KH/BID-V4252/2007 IDODEN:IDODEN_0000549 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/KH/BID-V4253/2007 IDODEN:IDODEN_0000550 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/KH/BID-V4254/2007 IDODEN:IDODEN_0000551 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/KH/BID-V4257/2007 IDODEN:IDODEN_0000552 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/KH/BID-V4258/2007 IDODEN:IDODEN_0000553 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/KH/BID-V4259/2007 IDODEN:IDODEN_0000554 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/KH/BID-V4260/2007 IDODEN:IDODEN_0000555 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/KH/BID-V4261/2007 IDODEN:IDODEN_0000556 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/KH/BID-V4262/2007 IDODEN:IDODEN_0000557 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/KH/BID-V4264/2008-1 IDODEN:IDODEN_0000558 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/MX/BID-V3656/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000559 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/MX/BID-V3657/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000560 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/MX/BID-V3658/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000561 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/MX/BID-V3659/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000562 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/MX/BID-V3664/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000563 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/MX/BID-V3665/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000564 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/MX/BID-V3667/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000565 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/MX/BID-V3668/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000566 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/MX/BID-V3669/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000567 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/MX/BID-V3671/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000568 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/MX/BID-V3673/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000569 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/MX/BID-V3677/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000570 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/MX/BID-V3679/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000571 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/MX/BID-V3680/2007 IDODEN:IDODEN_0000572 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/MX/BID-V3682/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000573 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/MX/BID-V3683/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000574 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/MX/BID-V3685/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000575 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/MX/BID-V3686/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000576 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/MX/BID-V3687/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000577 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/MX/BID-V3688/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000578 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/MX/BID-V3689/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000579 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/MX/BID-V3690/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000580 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/MX/BID-V3693/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000581 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/MX/BID-V3694/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000582 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/MX/BID-V3696/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000583 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/MX/BID-V3697/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000584 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/MX/BID-V3698/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000585 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/MX/BID-V3699/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000586 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/MX/BID-V3700/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000587 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/MX/BID-V3701/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000588 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/MX/BID-V3703/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000589 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/MX/BID-V3707/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000590 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/MX/BID-V3709/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000591 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/MX/BID-V3710/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000592 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/MX/BID-V3711/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000593 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/MX/BID-V3712/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000594 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/MX/BID-V3721/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000595 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/MX/BID-V3722/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000596 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/MX/BID-V3723/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000597 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/MX/BID-V3724/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000598 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/MX/BID-V3726/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000599 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/MX/BID-V3727/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000600 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/MX/BID-V3728/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000601 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/MX/BID-V3729/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000602 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/MX/BID-V3730/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000603 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/MX/BID-V3731/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000604 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/MX/BID-V3732/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000605 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/MX/BID-V3733/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000606 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/MX/BID-V3734/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000607 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/MX/BID-V3735/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000608 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/MX/BID-V3737/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000609 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/MX/BID-V3739/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000610 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/MX/BID-V3741/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000611 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/MX/BID-V3742/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000612 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/MX/BID-V3743/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000613 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/MX/BID-V3744/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000614 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/MX/BID-V3745/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000615 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/MX/BID-V3746/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000616 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/MX/BID-V3747/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000617 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/MX/BID-V3748/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000618 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/MX/BID-V3749/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000619 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/MX/BID-V3752/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000620 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/MX/BID-V3753/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000621 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/MX/BID-V3754/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000622 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/MX/BID-V3756/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000623 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/MX/BID-V3757/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000624 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/MX/BID-V3758/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000625 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/MX/BID-V3759/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000626 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/MX/BID-V3760/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000627 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/MX/BID-V3761/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000628 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/NI/BID-V1069/2005(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000629 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/NI/BID-V1070/2005(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000630 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/NI/BID-V1071/2005(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000631 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/NI/BID-V1072/2005(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000632 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/NI/BID-V1073/2005(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000633 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/NI/BID-V1223/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000634 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/NI/BID-V2330/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000635 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/NI/BID-V2341/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000636 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/NI/BID-V2342/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000637 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/NI/BID-V2343/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000638 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/NI/BID-V2642/2004(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000639 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/NI/BID-V2645/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000640 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/NI/BID-V2646/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000641 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/NI/BID-V2652/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000642 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/NI/BID-V5067/2009-1 IDODEN:IDODEN_0000643 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/NI/BID-V5068/2009 IDODEN:IDODEN_0000644 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/NI/BID-V5071/2009-1 IDODEN:IDODEN_0000645 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/NI/BID-V519/2005(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000646 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/NI/BID-V534/2005 IDODEN:IDODEN_0000647 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/NI/BID-V536/2005(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000648 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/NI/BID-V540/2005(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000649 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/NI/BID-V5504/2009-1 IDODEN:IDODEN_0000650 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/NI/BID-V602/2005(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000651 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/NI/BID-V604/2005(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000652 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/NI/BID-V606/2005(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000653 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/NI/BID-V610/2005(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000654 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/NI/BID-V614/2005(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000655 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/NI/BID-V617/2004(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000656 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/NI/BID-V621/2005(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000657 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/NI/BID-V624/2005(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000658 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/NI/BID-V628/2005(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000659 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/NI/BID-V629/2005(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000660 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/NI/BID-V630/2005(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000661 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/NI/BID-V635/2005(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000662 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/NI/BID-V641/2005(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000663 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/NI/BID-V642/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000664 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/NI/BID-V646/2005(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000665 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/NI/BID-V652/2005(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000666 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/NI/BID-V653/2004(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000667 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/NI/BID-V656/2004(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000668 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/NI/BID-V657/2005(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000669 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/NI/BID-V664/2004(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000670 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/NI/BID-V667/2005(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000671 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/NI/BID-V669/2004(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000672 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/NI/BID-V746/2006 IDODEN:IDODEN_0000673 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/PF/BID-V2939/2001(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000674 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/PH/BID-V2940/2004(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000675 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/SG/07K3640DK1/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000676 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/SV/BID-V2938/1993 IDODEN:IDODEN_0000677 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/TH/BID-V2269/2001(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000678 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/TH/BID-V2270/2001(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000679 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/TH/BID-V2271/2001(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000680 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/TH/BID-V2272/2001(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000681 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/TH/BID-V2273/2001(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000682 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/TH/BID-V2274/2001(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000683 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/TH/BID-V2275/2001(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000684 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/TH/BID-V2276/2001(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000685 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/TH/BID-V2277/2001(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000686 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/US/BID-V1162/1998(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000687 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/US/BID-V1734/1995(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000688 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/US/BID-V1738/1998(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000689 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/US/BID-V1739/1998(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000690 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/US/BID-V1740/1998(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000691 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/US/BID-V1741/1998(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000692 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/US/BID-V1742/1998(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000693 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/US/BID-V1743/1995(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000694 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/US/BID-V1744/1995(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000695 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/US/BID-V2093/1998(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000696 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/US/BID-V2094/1995(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000697 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/US/BID-V2095/1994(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000698 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/US/BID-V2096/1993(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000699 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/US/BID-V2097/1986(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000700 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/US/BID-V2127/1994(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000701 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/US/BID-V2128/1995(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000702 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/US/BID-V2129/1995(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000703 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/US/BID-V2130/1995(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000704 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/US/BID-V2131/1996(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000705 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/US/BID-V2132/1993(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000706 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/US/BID-V2133/1993(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000707 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/US/BID-V2134/1993(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000708 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/US/BID-V2135/1992(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000709 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/US/BID-V2136/1992(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000710 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/US/BID-V2137/1992(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000711 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/US/BID-V2138/1996(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000712 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/US/BID-V2139/1996(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000713 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/US/BID-V2140/1996(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000714 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/US/BID-V2142/1987(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000715 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/US/BID-V2143/1987(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000716 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/US/BID-V852/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000717 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/US/BID-V853/1998(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000718 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VE/BID-V1134/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000719 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VE/BID-V1135/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000720 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VE/BID-V1136/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000721 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VE/BID-V2162/1997(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000722 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VE/BID-V2168/1998(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000723 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VE/BID-V2169/1998(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000724 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VE/BID-V2171/1999(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000725 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VE/BID-V2227/2004(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000726 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VE/BID-V2229/2004(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000727 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VE/BID-V2230/2004(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000728 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VE/BID-V2235/2004(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000729 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VE/BID-V2237/2004(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000730 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VE/BID-V2241/2005 IDODEN:IDODEN_0000731 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VE/BID-V2243/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000732 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VE/BID-V2245/2005(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000733 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VE/BID-V2248/2005(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000734 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VE/BID-V2249/2005 IDODEN:IDODEN_0000735 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VE/BID-V2250/2005(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000736 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VE/BID-V2251/2005(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000737 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VE/BID-V2252/2005 IDODEN:IDODEN_0000738 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VE/BID-V2253/2005(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000739 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VE/BID-V2254/2005(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000740 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VE/BID-V2255/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000741 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VE/BID-V2258/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000742 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VE/BID-V2259/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000743 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VE/BID-V2260/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000744 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VE/BID-V2261/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000745 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VE/BID-V2263/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000746 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VE/BID-V2264/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000747 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VE/BID-V2265/2006 IDODEN:IDODEN_0000748 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VE/BID-V2423/2004 IDODEN:IDODEN_0000749 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VE/BID-V2459/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000750 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VE/BID-V2461/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000751 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VE/BID-V2462/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000752 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VE/BID-V2463/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000753 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VE/BID-V2464/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000754 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VE/BID-V2465/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000755 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VE/BID-V2466/2007 IDODEN:IDODEN_0000756 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VE/BID-V2467/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000757 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VE/BID-V2468/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000758 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VE/BID-V2469/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000759 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VE/BID-V2606/2006 IDODEN:IDODEN_0000760 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VE/BID-V2615/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000761 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VE/BID-V3540/1997(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000762 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VE/BID-V3541/1997(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000763 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VE/BID-V3543/1998(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000764 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VE/BID-V3544/1998(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000765 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VE/BID-V3545/1998(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000766 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VE/BID-V3548/2000(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000767 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VE/BID-V3549/2000(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000768 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VE/BID-V3550/2001(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000769 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VE/BID-V3552/2004(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000770 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VE/BID-V3553/2004(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000771 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VE/BID-V3558/2005(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000772 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VE/BID-V3561/2006 IDODEN:IDODEN_0000773 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VE/BID-V3562/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000774 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VE/BID-V3565/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000775 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VE/BID-V3573/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000776 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VE/BID-V3576/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000777 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VE/BID-V3578/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000778 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VG/BID-V2937/1985(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000779 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1319/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000780 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1320/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000781 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1321/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000782 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1322/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000783 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1323/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000784 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1324/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000785 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1499/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000786 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1500/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000787 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1501/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000788 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1502/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000789 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1503/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000790 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1504/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000791 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1505/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000792 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1506/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000793 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1516/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000794 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1521/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000795 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1523/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000796 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1524/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000797 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1525/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000798 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1526/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000799 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1527/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000800 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1528/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000801 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1529/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000802 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1530/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000803 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1531/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000804 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1532/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000805 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1533/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000806 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1534/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000807 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1535/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000808 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1536/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000809 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1537/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000810 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1538/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000811 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1539/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000812 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1540/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000813 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1541/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000814 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1542/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000815 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1543/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000816 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1544/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000817 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1545/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000818 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1546/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000819 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1547/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000820 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1548/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000821 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1549/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000822 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1550/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000823 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1551/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000824 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1552/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000825 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1553/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000826 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1555/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000827 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1556/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000828 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1557/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000829 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1558/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000830 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1559/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000831 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1560/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000832 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1561/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000833 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1565/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000834 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1566/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000835 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1567/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000836 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1568/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000837 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1569/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000838 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1570/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000839 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1571/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000840 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1572/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000841 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1573/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000842 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1574/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000843 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1575/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000844 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1576/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000845 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1577/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000846 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1578/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000847 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1579/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000848 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1580/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000849 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1581/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000850 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1582/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000851 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1583/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000852 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1584/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000853 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1628/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000854 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1629/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000855 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1632/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000856 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1634/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000857 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1635/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000858 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1636/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000859 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1637/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000860 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1638/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000861 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1639/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000862 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1640/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000863 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1641/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000864 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1642/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000865 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1643/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000866 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1644/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000867 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1646/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000868 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1647/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000869 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1648/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000870 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1649/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000871 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1650/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000872 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1651/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000873 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1652/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000874 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1653/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000875 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1655/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000876 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1656/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000877 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1657/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000878 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1658/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000879 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1659/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000880 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1660/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000881 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1662/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000882 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1663/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000883 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1664/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000884 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1665/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000885 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1666/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000886 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1667/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000887 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1668/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000888 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1670/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000889 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1671/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000890 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1672/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000891 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1673/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000892 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1676/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000893 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1677/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000894 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1683/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000895 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1686/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000896 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1689/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000897 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1691/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000898 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1692/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000899 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1693/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000900 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1694/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000901 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1698/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000902 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1700/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000903 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1701/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000904 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1702/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000905 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1703/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000906 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1768/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000907 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1771/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000908 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1772/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000909 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1774/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000910 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1779/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000911 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1782/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000912 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1784/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000913 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1785/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000914 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1787/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000915 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1788/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000916 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1789/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000917 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1791/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000918 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1792/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000919 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1793/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000920 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1795/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000921 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1797/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000922 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1798/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000923 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1799/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000924 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1800/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000925 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1802/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000926 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1805/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000927 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1806/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000928 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1808/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000929 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1809/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000930 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1811/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000931 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1812/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000932 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1813/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000933 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1814/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000934 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1820/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000935 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1822/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000936 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1823/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000937 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1825/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000938 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1826/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000939 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1827/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000940 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1830/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000941 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1832/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000942 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1834/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000943 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1836/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000944 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1838/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000945 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1839/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000946 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1840/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000947 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1841/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000948 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1842/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000949 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1843/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000950 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1846/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000951 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1849/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000952 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1850/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000953 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1851/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000954 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1852/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000955 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1854/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000956 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1855/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000957 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1856/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000958 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1859/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000959 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1860/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000960 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1861/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000961 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1862/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000962 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1865/2007-1 IDODEN:IDODEN_0000963 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1866/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000964 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1867/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000965 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1870/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000966 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1871/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000967 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1875/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000968 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1878/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000969 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1879/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000970 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1880/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000971 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1883/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000972 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1884/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000973 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1885/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000974 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1887/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000975 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1888/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000976 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1889/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000977 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1890/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000978 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1892/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000979 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1893/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000980 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1896/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000981 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1898/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000982 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1899/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000983 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1901/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000984 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1902/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000985 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1904/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000986 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1906/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000987 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1907/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000988 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1908/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000989 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1909/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000990 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1910/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000991 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1912/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000992 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1913/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000993 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1914/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000994 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1915/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000995 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1917/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000996 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1918/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000997 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1919/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000998 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1920/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0000999 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1921/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001000 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1922/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001001 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1923/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001002 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1924/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001003 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1925/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001004 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1926/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001005 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1927/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001006 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1931/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001007 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1932/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001008 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1934/2008-1 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001009 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1935/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001010 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1937/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001011 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1939/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001012 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1940/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001013 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1941/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001014 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1942/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001015 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1945/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001016 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1947/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001017 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1948/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001018 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1949/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001019 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1950/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001020 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1951/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001021 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1954/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001022 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1955/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001023 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1956/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001024 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1958/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001025 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1960/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001026 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1961/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001027 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1962/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001028 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1963/2008 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001029 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1965/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001030 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1966/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001031 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1967/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001032 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1968/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001033 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1970/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001034 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1971/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001035 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1972/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001036 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1974/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001037 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1975/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001038 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1976/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001039 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V1977/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001040 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2684/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001041 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2685/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001042 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2686/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001043 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2687/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001044 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2689/2006 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001045 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2690/2006 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001046 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2691/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001047 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2693/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001048 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2694/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001049 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2695/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001050 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2696/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001051 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2697/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001052 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2698/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001053 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2699/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001054 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2700/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001055 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2701/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001056 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2702/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001057 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2703/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001058 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2704/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001059 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2705/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001060 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2706/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001061 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2707/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001062 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2708/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001063 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2709/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001064 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2710/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001065 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2711/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001066 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2712/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001067 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2713/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001068 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2714/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001069 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2715/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001070 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2716/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001071 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2717/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001072 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2718/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001073 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2719/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001074 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2720/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001075 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2721/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001076 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2722/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001077 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2723/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001078 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2724/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001079 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2725/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001080 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2726/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001081 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2727/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001082 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2728/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001083 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2729/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001084 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2730/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001085 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2731/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001086 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2732/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001087 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2733/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001088 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2734/2007-1 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001089 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2735/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001090 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2736/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001091 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2737/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001092 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2738/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001093 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2739/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001094 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2740/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001095 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2741/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001096 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2742/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001097 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2743/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001098 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2745/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001099 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2746/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001100 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2747/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001101 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2748/2007 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001102 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2749/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001103 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2751/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001104 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2752/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001105 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2753/2007 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001106 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2754/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001107 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2755/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001108 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2756/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001109 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2757/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001110 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2758/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001111 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2759/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001112 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2760/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001113 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2761/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001114 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2762/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001115 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2763/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001116 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2764/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001117 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2765/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001118 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2766/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001119 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2767/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001120 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2768/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001121 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2769/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001122 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2770/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001123 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2771/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001124 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2772/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001125 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2773/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001126 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2774/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001127 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2775/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001128 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2776/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001129 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2777/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001130 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2778/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001131 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2779/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001132 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2780/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001133 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2781/2007-1 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001134 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2782/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001135 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2783/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001136 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2784/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001137 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2785/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001138 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2786/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001139 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2787/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001140 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2788/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001141 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2789/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001142 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2790/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001143 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2791/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001144 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2792/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001145 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2793/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001146 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2794/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001147 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2795/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001148 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2796/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001149 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2797/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001150 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2798/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001151 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2799/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001152 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2800/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001153 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2801/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001154 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2802/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001155 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2803/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001156 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2804/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001157 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2805/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001158 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2806/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001159 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2807/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001160 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2808/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001161 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2809/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001162 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2810/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001163 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2811/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001164 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2812/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001165 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2813/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001166 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2814/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001167 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2815/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001168 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2816/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001169 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2817/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001170 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2818/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001171 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2819/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001172 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2820/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001173 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2821/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001174 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2822/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001175 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2823/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001176 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2824/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001177 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2825/2003(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001178 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2826/2003(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001179 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2827/2003(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001180 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2829/2003(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001181 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2830/2003(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001182 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2831/2003(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001183 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2832/2003(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001184 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2833/2003(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001185 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2834/2003(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001186 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2835/2003(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001187 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2836/2004(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001188 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2837/2004(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001189 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2838/2005(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001190 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2839/2005(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001191 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2840/2005(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001192 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2842/2005(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001193 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2845/2005(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001194 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2846/2005(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001195 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2847/2005(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001196 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2848/2005(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001197 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2850/2005(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001198 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2851/2005(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001199 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2852/2005(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001200 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2853/2005(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001201 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2854/2005(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001202 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2855/2005(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001203 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2856/2005(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001204 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2857/2005(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001205 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2858/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001206 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2859/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001207 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2860/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001208 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2861/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001209 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2862/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001210 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2863/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001211 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2864/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001212 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2865/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001213 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2867/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001214 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2868/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001215 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2870/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001216 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2871/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001217 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2873/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001218 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2874/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001219 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2875/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001220 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2876/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001221 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2877/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001222 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2878/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001223 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2879/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001224 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2880/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001225 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2881/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001226 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2882/2006-1 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001227 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2883/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001228 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2884/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001229 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2885/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001230 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2886/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001231 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2887/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001232 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2888/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001233 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2890/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001234 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2891/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001235 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2892/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001236 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2893/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001237 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2894/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001238 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2895/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001239 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2896/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001240 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2897/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001241 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2898/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001242 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2899/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001243 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2900/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001244 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2901/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001245 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2902/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001246 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2903/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001247 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2904/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001248 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2905/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001249 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2906/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001250 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2907/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001251 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2908/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001252 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2909/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001253 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2910/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001254 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2911/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001255 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2912/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001256 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2913/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001257 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2914/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001258 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2915/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001259 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2916/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001260 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2917/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001261 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2918/2006-1 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001262 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V2919/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001263 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V3839/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001264 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V3840/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001265 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V3841/2008-1 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001266 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V3842/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001267 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V3843/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001268 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V3844/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001269 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V3845/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001270 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V3846/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001271 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V3847/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001272 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V3849/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001273 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V3850/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001274 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V3851/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001275 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V3852/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001276 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V3853/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001277 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V3854/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001278 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V3855/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001279 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V3856/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001280 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V3857/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001281 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V3859/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001282 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V3860/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001283 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V3861/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001284 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V3862/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001285 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V3863/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001286 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V3864/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001287 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V3865/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001288 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V3866/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001289 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V3867/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001290 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V3868/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001291 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V3869/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001292 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V3870/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001293 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V3871/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001294 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V3872/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001295 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V3873/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001296 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V3874/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001297 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V3876/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001298 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V3878/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001299 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V3879/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001300 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V3881/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001301 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V3883/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001302 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V3884/2008-1 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001303 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V3885/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001304 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V3886/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001305 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V3887/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001306 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V3888/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001307 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V3889/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001308 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V3890/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001309 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V3891/2008 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001310 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V3892/2008 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001311 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V3893/2008 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001312 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V3894/2008 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001313 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V3895/2008 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001314 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V3896/2008 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001315 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V3897/2008 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001316 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V3898/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001317 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V3899/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001318 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V3900/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001319 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V3902/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001320 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V3903/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001321 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V3904/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001322 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V3905/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001323 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V3906/2008 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001324 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V3907/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001325 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V3932/2008-1 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001326 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V3933/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001327 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V3934/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001328 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V3935/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001329 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V3937/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001330 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V3938/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001331 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V3940/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001332 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V3941/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001333 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V3943/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001334 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V3945/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001335 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V3946/2008-1 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001336 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V3947/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001337 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V3950/2008-1 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001338 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V3952/2008-1 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001339 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V3953/2008-1 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001340 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V3955/2008-1 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001341 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V3956/2008-1 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001342 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V3958/2008-1 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001343 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V3959/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001344 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V3960/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001345 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V3961/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001346 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V3962/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001347 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V3963/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001348 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V3964/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001349 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V3965/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001350 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V3966/2008 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001351 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V3968/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001352 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V3971/2008-1 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001353 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V3973/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001354 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V3974/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001355 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V3975/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001356 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V3976/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001357 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V3977/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001358 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V3978/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001359 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V3979/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001360 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V3980/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001361 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V3981/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001362 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V3982/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001363 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V3983/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001364 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V3984/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001365 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V3985/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001366 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V3986/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001367 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V3987/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001368 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V3989/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001369 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V3990/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001370 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V3991/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001371 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V3992/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001372 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V3994/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001373 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V3995/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001374 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V3996/2008-1 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001375 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V3997/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001376 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V3998/2008 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001377 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V4002/2008-1 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001378 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V4004/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001379 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V4005/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001380 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V4006/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001381 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V4007/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001382 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V4008/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001383 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V4009/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001384 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V4010/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001385 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V4013/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001386 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V4014/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001387 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V4015/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001388 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V4016/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001389 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V4017/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001390 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V4018/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001391 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V4019/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001392 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V4020/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001393 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V4021/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001394 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V4022/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001395 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V4023/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001396 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V4024/2008-1 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001397 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V4026/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001398 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V4027/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001399 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V4028/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001400 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V4029/2008 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001401 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V4030/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001402 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V4031/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001403 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V4032/2008 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001404 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V4033/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001405 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V4034/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001406 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V4035/2008 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001407 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V4036/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001408 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V4037/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001409 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V4038/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001410 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V4039/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001411 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V4040/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001412 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V4041/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001413 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V4042/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001414 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V4043/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001415 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V4044/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001416 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V4045/2008-1 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001417 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V4047/2008-1 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001418 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V4048/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001419 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V4049/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001420 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V4051/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001421 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V4052/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001422 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V4053/2008 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001423 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V4054/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001424 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V4055/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001425 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V4056/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001426 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V4057/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001427 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V4058/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001428 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V4059/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001429 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V4062/2008-1 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001430 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V4063/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001431 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V4064/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001432 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V4065/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001433 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V4066/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001434 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V4067/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001435 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V4068/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001436 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V4069/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001437 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V4070/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001438 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V4071/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001439 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V4072/2008 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001440 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V4073/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001441 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V4074/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001442 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V4075/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001443 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V4076/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001444 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V4077/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001445 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V4078/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001446 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V4079/2008-1 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001447 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V4080/2008-1 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001448 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V4081/2008-1 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001449 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V4082/2008-1 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001450 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V4083/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001451 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V4084/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001452 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V4085/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001453 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V4087/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001454 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V4088/2008(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001455 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V767/2003(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001456 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V768/2003(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001457 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V769/2003(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001458 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V770/2003(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001459 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V780/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001460 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V781/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001461 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V782/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001462 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V783/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001463 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V784/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001464 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V785/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001465 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V786/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001466 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V787/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001467 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V788/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001468 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V789/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001469 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V790/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001470 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V791/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001471 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V792/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001472 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V793/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001473 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V794/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001474 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V795/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001475 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V796/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001476 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V797/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001477 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V798/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001478 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V799/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001479 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V800/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001480 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V801/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001481 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V802/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001482 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V803/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001483 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V804/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001484 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V805/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001485 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V806/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001486 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V807/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001487 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V808/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001488 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V809/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001489 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V810/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001490 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V811/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001491 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V812/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001492 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V813/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001493 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V814/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001494 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V815/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001495 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V816/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001496 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V817/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001497 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V818/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001498 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V819/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001499 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V820/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001500 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V821/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001501 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V822/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001502 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V823/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001503 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V824/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001504 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V825/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001505 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V826/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001506 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V827/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001507 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V828/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001508 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V829/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001509 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V830/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001510 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V831/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001511 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V832/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001512 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V833/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001513 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V834/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001514 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V931/2003(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001515 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V932/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001516 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V933/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001517 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V934/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001518 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V935/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001519 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V936/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001520 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V937/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001521 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V938/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001522 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V939/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001523 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V940/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001524 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V941/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001525 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V942/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001526 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V943/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001527 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V944/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001528 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V945/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001529 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V946/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001530 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V947/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001531 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V948/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001532 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V949/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001533 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V950/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001534 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V951/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001535 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V952/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001536 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V953/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001537 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V954/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001538 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V955/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001539 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V956/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001540 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V957/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001541 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V958/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001542 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V959/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001543 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V960/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001544 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V961/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001545 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V962/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001546 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V963/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001547 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V964/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001548 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V965/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001549 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V966/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001550 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V967/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001551 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V968/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001552 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V969/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001553 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V970/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001554 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V971/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001555 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V972/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001556 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V973/2007(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001557 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V974/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001558 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V975/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001559 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V976/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001560 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V977/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001561 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V978/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001562 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V979/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001563 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V980/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001564 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V981/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001565 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V982/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001566 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V983/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001567 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V984/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001568 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V985/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001569 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V986/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001570 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V987/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001571 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V988/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001572 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V989/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001573 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V990/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001574 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V991/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001575 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V992/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001576 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V993/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001577 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V994/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001578 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V995/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001579 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV-1/VN/BID-V996/2006(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001580 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV1/Vietnam/10dx-111-801-Placebo-48hrs-1 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001581 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV1/Vietnam/10dx-111-802-Placebo-48hrs-1 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001582 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV1/Vietnam/10dx-114-801-Placebo-0hrs-1 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001583 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV1/Vietnam/10dx-116-801-1500mg-0hrs-1 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001584 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV1/Vietnam/10dx-118-801-Placebo-72hrs-1 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001585 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV1/Vietnam/10dx-118-802-Placebo-72hrs-1 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001586 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV1/Vietnam/10dx-120-801-1500mg-0hrs-1 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001587 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV1/Vietnam/10dx-201-801-Placebo-12hrs-1 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001588 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV1/Vietnam/10dx-201-802-Placebo-12hrs-1 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001589 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV1/Vietnam/10dx-203-801-3000mg-12hrs-1 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001590 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV1/Vietnam/10dx-203-802-3000mg-12hrs-1 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001591 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV1/Vietnam/10dx-204-801-Placebo-36hrs-1 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001592 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV1/Vietnam/10dx-204-802-Placebo-36hrs-1 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001593 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV1/Vietnam/10dx-205-801-3000mg-24hrs-1 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001594 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV1/Vietnam/10dx-205-802-3000mg-24hrs-1 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001595 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV1/Vietnam/10dx-209-801-3000mg-12hrs-1 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001596 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV1/Vietnam/10dx-209-802-3000mg-12hrs-1 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001597 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV1/Vietnam/10dx-210-801-Placebo-24hrs-1 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001598 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV1/Vietnam/10dx-210-802-Placebo-24hrs-1 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001599 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV1/Vietnam/10dx-218-801-Placebo-0hrs-1 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001600 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV1/Vietnam/10dx-219-801-3000mg-0hrs-1 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001601 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV1/Vietnam/10dx-221-801-Placebo-72hrs-1 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001602 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV1/Vietnam/10dx-221-802-Placebo-72hrs-1 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001603 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV1/Vietnam/10dx-222-801-3000mg-60hrs-1 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001604 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV1/Vietnam/10dx-222-802-3000mg-60hrs-1 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001605 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV1/Vietnam/10dx-225-801-3000mg-36hrs-1 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001606 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV1/Vietnam/10dx-225-802-3000mg-36hrs-1 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001607 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV1/Vietnam/10dx-226-801-Placebo-48hrs-1 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001608 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV1/Vietnam/10dx-226-802-Placebo-48hrs-1 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001609 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV1/Vietnam/10dx-227-801-Placebo-24hrs-1 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001610 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV1/Vietnam/10dx-227-802-Placebo-24hrs-1 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001611 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV1/Vietnam/10dx-228-801-3000mg-72hrs-1 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001612 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV1/Vietnam/10dx-228-802-3000mg-72hrs-1 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001613 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV1/Vietnam/10dx-229-801-Placebo-36hrs-1 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001614 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV1/Vietnam/10dx-229-802-Placebo-36hrs-1 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001615 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV1/Vietnam/10dx-231-801-3000mg-48hrs-1 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001616 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV1/Vietnam/10dx-231-802-3000mg-48hrs-1 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001617 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV1/Vietnam/10dx-238-801-Placebo-60hrs-1 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001618 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV1/Vietnam/10dx-238-802-Placebo-60hrs-1 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001619 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV1/Vietnam/10dx-241-801-Placebo-24hrs-1 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001620 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV1/Vietnam/10dx-241-802-Placebo-24hrs-1 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001621 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV1/Vietnam/10dx-244-801-3000mg-48hrs-1 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001622 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DENV1/Vietnam/10dx-244-802-3000mg-48hrs-1 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001623 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DF-1 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001624 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DF01-HUB01021093(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001625 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DG14-1 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001626 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DGVgz01(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001627 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DH/S1/05/04 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001628 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DH/S1/05/152 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001629 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DH/S1/05/154 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001630 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DHF-1 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001631 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DS06-210505(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001632 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DS212-110306(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001633 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DV1_SL_2009a-1 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001634 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DV1_SL_2009b-1 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001635 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DV1_SL_2009c-1 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001636 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR DV1_SL_2009d-1 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001637 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR FGA/89(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001638 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR FGA/NA a5c(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001639 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR FGA/NA d1d(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001640 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR FGA/NA P6(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001641 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR Fj231/04(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001642 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR FP0203(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001643 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR FP0705(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001644 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR FP0908(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001645 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR FP1104(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001646 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR GD01/06 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001647 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR GD01/97 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001648 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR GD02/06 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001649 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR GD03/91 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001650 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR GD54/03 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001651 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR GD66/03 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001652 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR GD95/95 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001653 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR GD99/99 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001654 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR GZ/80(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001655 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR GZ01/95-1 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001656 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR GZ2002-1 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001657 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR HawM2516(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001658 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR HawM2540(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001659 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR HawM3430(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001660 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR HawO3663(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001661 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR HawO3758(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001662 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR KD86-035-1 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001663 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR KD90-157-1 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001664 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR KD92-080-1 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001665 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR Mochizuki(type 1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001666 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR Nauru Island Western Pacific 45AZ5(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001667 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR Nauru Island, Western Pacific-1 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001668 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR P72-1244-1 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001669 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR Reunion 185/04(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001670 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR Reunion 191/04(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001671 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR Reunion 257/04(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001672 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR RGCB294-1 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001673 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR RGCB419-1 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001674 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR RGCB585-1 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001675 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR RGCB592-1 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001676 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR S275/90(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001677 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR SB 01057805 (1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001678 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR Seychelles 1480_04(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001679 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR SG(EHI)D1209Y03(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001680 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR SG(EHI)D1210Y03(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001681 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR SG(EHI)D1227Y03(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001682 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR SGEHI(D1)0266Y08(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001683 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR SGEHI(D1)1494Y08(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001684 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR Singapore 8114/93(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001685 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR Singapore S275/90(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001686 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR SV2951/07-1 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001687 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR ThD1_0008_81-1 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001688 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR ThD1_0049_01-1 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001689 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR ThD1_0081_82-1 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001690 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR ThD1_0097_94-1 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001691 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR ThD1_0102_01-1 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001692 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR ThD1_0323_91-1 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001693 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR ThD1_0336_91-1 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001694 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR ThD1_0442_80-1 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001695 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR ThD1_0488_94-1 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001696 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR ThD1_0673_80-1 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001697 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR UNKNOWN-FV537254 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001698 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR UNKNOWN-FV537255 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001699 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR UNKNOWN-FV537256 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001700 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR UNKNOWN-FV537257 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001701 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR UNKNOWN-FW503158(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001702 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR UNKNOWN-HH961660(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001703 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR UNKNOWN-HI553375(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001704 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR VE_61006_2006-1 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001705 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR VE_61059_2006-1 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001706 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR VE_61060_2006-1 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001707 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR VE_61063_2006-1 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001708 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR VE_61068_2006-1 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001709 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR VE_61081_2007-1 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001710 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR VE_61084_2007-1 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001711 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR VR-1254(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001712 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR Western Pacific(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001713 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR ZH1067(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001714 dengue virus serotype 1 strain. ViPR ZJ01/2004(1) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001715 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR 1018-DF-12/03/2001(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001716 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR 1024-DHF-12/07/2001(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001717 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR 1183-DF-06/17/2002(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001718 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR 1222-DF-06/24/2002(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001719 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR 131-2 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001720 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR 1421-DF-07/16/2002(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001721 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR 1464-DHF-07/20/2002(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001722 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR 16681 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001723 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR 16681-2 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001724 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR 16681-PDK53(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001725 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR 1945-DHF-08/18/2002(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001726 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR 1949-DF-08/19/2002(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001727 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR 2191-DF-09/12/2002(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001728 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR 2208-DHF-09/13/2002(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001729 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR 2559-DHF-10/23/2002(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001730 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR 2587-DF-10/26/2002(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001731 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR 2659-DHF-11/01/2002(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001732 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR 2784-DF-11/18/2002(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001733 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR 43(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001734 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR 44(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001735 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR 904-DHF-10/31/2001(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001736 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR 915-DF-11/03/2001(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001737 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR 950-DF-11/12/2001(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001738 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR BR64022(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001739 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR C0166(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001740 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR C0167(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001741 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR C0371(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001742 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR C0390(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001743 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR China 04(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001744 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR CSF381(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001745 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR CSF63(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001746 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR Cuba115/97-2 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001747 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR Cuba13/97-2 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001748 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR Cuba165/97-2 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001749 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR Cuba205/97-2 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001750 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR Cuba58/97(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001751 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR Cuba89/97-2 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001752 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR D2/AS/UH73/1972(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001753 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR D2/AS/UH77/1972(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001754 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR D2/AS/UH79/1972(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001755 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR D2/AS/UH85/1972(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001756 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR D2/FJ/UH21/1971(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001757 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR D2/FJ/UH22/1971(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001758 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR D2/FJ/UH40/1971(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001759 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR D2/NC/UH37/1971(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001760 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR D2/NC/UH97/1972(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001761 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR D2/PF/UH00/1973(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001762 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR D2/PF/UH50/1972(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001763 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR D2/PF/UH57/1971(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001764 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR D2/SG/05K3295DK1/2005(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001765 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR D2/SG/05K3330DK1/2005(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001766 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR D2/SG/05K4137DK1/2005(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001767 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR D2/SG/05K4155DK1/2005(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001768 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR D2/TO/UH04/1974(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001769 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR D2/TO/UH16/1974(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001770 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR D2/TO/UH19/1974(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001771 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR D2/TO/UH20/1974(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001772 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR D2/TO/UH39/1974(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001773 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR D2/TO/UH44/1974(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001774 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR D2/TO/UH94/1974(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001775 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR D2MY00-22563(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001776 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR D2MY04-32618(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001777 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR D2MY04-32883(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001778 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR D2MY04-33054(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001779 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR D2MY97-10340(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001780 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR Dak Ar 141069(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001781 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR Dak Ar 141070(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001782 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR Dak Ar 2039(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001783 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR Dak Ar 510(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001784 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR Dak Ar 578(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001785 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR Dak Ar A1247(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001786 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR Dak Ar A2022(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001787 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR Dak Ar D20761(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001788 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR Dak Ar D75505(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001789 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR Dak HD 10674(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001790 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/BF/BID-V3502/1986(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001791 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/BR/BID-V2385/2003(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001792 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/BR/BID-V2386/2003(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001793 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/BR/BID-V2390/2004(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001794 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/BR/BID-V2393/2005(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001795 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/BR/BID-V2396/2006(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001796 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/BR/BID-V2399/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001797 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/BR/BID-V2402/2008(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001798 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/BR/BID-V3481/2008(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001799 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/BR/BID-V3483/2008(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001800 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/BR/BID-V3486/2008(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001801 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/BR/BID-V3495/2008(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001802 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/BR/BID-V3637/2008 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001803 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/BR/BID-V3638/2008(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001804 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/BR/BID-V3640/2008(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001805 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/BR/BID-V3644/2008(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001806 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/BR/BID-V3645/2008(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001807 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/BR/BID-V3648/2008(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001808 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/BR/BID-V3650/2008(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001809 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/BR/BID-V3653/2008(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001810 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/BZ/BID-V2952/2002(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001811 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/CO/BID-V1594/2005(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001812 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/CO/BID-V1595/2005(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001813 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/CO/BID-V1596/2005(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001814 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/CO/BID-V1597/2005(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001815 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/CO/BID-V1598/1944(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001816 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/CO/BID-V1599/1944(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001817 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/CO/BID-V1601/2005(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001818 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/CO/BID-V1603/2004(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001819 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/CO/BID-V3358/1986(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001820 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/CO/BID-V3368/1998(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001821 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/CO/BID-V3369/1999(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001822 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/CO/BID-V3370/2004(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001823 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/CO/BID-V3371/2005(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001824 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/CO/BID-V3372/2005(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001825 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/CO/BID-V3373/2005(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001826 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/CO/BID-V3374/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001827 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/CO/BID-V3375/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001828 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/DO/BID-V2955/2003(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001829 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/GU/BID-V2950/2001 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001830 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/GU/FDA-GUA09/2009-2 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001831 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/Harvard/BID-V2990/2009(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001832 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/Harvard/BID-V2991/2009(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001833 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/Harvard/BID-V2992/2009(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001834 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/Harvard/BID-V2993/2009(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001835 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/HN/BID-V2945/1984(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001836 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/ID/1016DN/1975(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001837 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/ID/1017DN/1976(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001838 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/ID/1022DN/1975(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001839 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/ID/1023DN/1975(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001840 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/ID/1046DN/1976(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001841 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/ID/1070DN/1976(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001842 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/ID/1127DN/1976(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001843 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/ID/1172DN/1976(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001844 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/ID/1183DN/1977(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001845 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/IN/BID-V2961/2006(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001846 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/IPC/BID-V3788/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001847 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/IPC/BID-V3789/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001848 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/IPC/BID-V3791/2008(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001849 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/IPC/BID-V3795/2008(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001850 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/IPC/BID-V3796/2008(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001851 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/IPC/BID-V3797/2008(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001852 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/IPC/BID-V3798/2008(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001853 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/IPC/BID-V3799/2008(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001854 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/IPC/BID-V3922/2008(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001855 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/IPC/BID-V3924/2008(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001856 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/IPC/BID-V4265/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001857 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/IPC/BID-V4266/2008(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001858 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/IPC/BID-V4268/2008(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001859 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/IPC/BID-V4270/2008(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001860 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/IPC/BID-V4271/2008(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001861 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/IPC/BID-V4277/2008(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001862 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/JM/BID-V2963/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001863 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/KH/BID-V2019/2001-2 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001864 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/KH/BID-V2020/2001(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001865 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/KH/BID-V2021/2002(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001866 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/KH/BID-V2022/2002(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001867 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/KH/BID-V2023/2002(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001868 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/KH/BID-V2024/2002(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001869 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/KH/BID-V2028/2003(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001870 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/KH/BID-V2030/2003(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001871 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/KH/BID-V2033/2003(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001872 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/KH/BID-V2034/2003(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001873 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/KH/BID-V2036/2003(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001874 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/KH/BID-V2037/2003(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001875 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/KH/BID-V2039/2003(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001876 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/KH/BID-V2040/2004(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001877 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/KH/BID-V2041/2004(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001878 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/KH/BID-V2042/2005(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001879 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/KH/BID-V2043/2005(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001880 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/KH/BID-V2044/2005(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001881 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/KH/BID-V2045/2005(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001882 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/KH/BID-V2047/2005(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001883 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/KH/BID-V2062/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001884 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/KH/BID-V2066/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001885 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/KH/BID-V2068/2008(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001886 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/KH/BID-V2069/2008(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001887 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/KH/BID-V4267/2008-2 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001888 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/KH/BID-V4272/2008-2 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001889 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/KH/BID-V4273/2008-2 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001890 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/KH/BID-V4274/2008-2 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001891 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/KN/BID-V2951/2001(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001892 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/LK/BID-V2416/1996(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001893 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/LK/BID-V2421/2003(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001894 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/LK/BID-V2422/2004(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001895 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/MX/BID-V2953/2002(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001896 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/MX/BID-V2954/2002(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001897 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/MX/BID-V2959/2005(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001898 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/MX/BID-V2964/2008(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001899 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/MX/BID-V3354/1983(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001900 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/MX/BID-V3355/1983(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001901 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/MX/BID-V3356/1992(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001902 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/MX/BID-V3654/2006(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001903 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/MX/BID-V3661/2006(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001904 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/MX/BID-V3713/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001905 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/MX/BID-V3714/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001906 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/MX/BID-V3715/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001907 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/MX/BID-V3717/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001908 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/MX/BID-V3763/2008 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001909 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/MX/BID-V3768/2004(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001910 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V1074/2006(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001911 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V1191/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001912 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V1192/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001913 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V1193/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001914 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V1194/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001915 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V1195/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001916 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V1196/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001917 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V1197/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001918 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V1198/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001919 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V1199/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001920 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V1200/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001921 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V1201/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001922 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V1202/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001923 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V1203/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001924 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V1205/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001925 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V1206/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001926 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V1207/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001927 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V1208/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001928 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V1210/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001929 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V1211/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001930 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V1212/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001931 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V1214/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001932 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V1215/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001933 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V1217/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001934 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V1219/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001935 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V1224/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001936 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V1225/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001937 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V1228/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001938 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V1229/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001939 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V1230/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001940 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V1232/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001941 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V1233/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001942 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V1234/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001943 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V1235/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001944 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V1236/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001945 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V1237/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001946 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V1297/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001947 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V1298/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001948 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V1300/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001949 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V1302/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001950 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V1303/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001951 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V1304/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001952 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V1311/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001953 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V1312/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001954 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V1313/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001955 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V1721/2008(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001956 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V1755/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001957 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V1761/2006 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001958 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V1762/2006(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001959 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V1763/2006(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001960 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V1764/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001961 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V2331/2006(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001962 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V2344/2000(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001963 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V2346/2000(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001964 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V2351/2008(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001965 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V2352/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001966 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V2353/2008(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001967 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V2354/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001968 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V2355/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001969 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V2356/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001970 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V2357/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001971 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V2358/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001972 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V2359/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001973 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V2360/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001974 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V2361/2001(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001975 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V2362/2000(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001976 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V2363/2000(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001977 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V2364/2000(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001978 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V2427/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001979 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V2428/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001980 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V2569/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001981 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V2572/2005(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001982 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V2573/2005(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001983 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V2574/2005(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001984 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V2576/2005(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001985 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V2596/2006 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001986 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V2599/2006 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001987 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V2605/2007 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001988 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V2635/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001989 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V2639/2007 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001990 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V2657/2000(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001991 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V2658/2000(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001992 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V2659/2000(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001993 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V2660/2000(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001994 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V2661/2000 IDODEN:IDODEN_0001995 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V2662/2000(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001996 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V2663/2000(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001997 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V2664/2000(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001998 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V2665/2000(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0001999 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V2666/2000(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002000 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V2673/2001(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002001 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V2674/2001(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002002 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V2675/2002(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002003 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V2680/2006(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002004 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V2683/1999(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002005 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V2920/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002006 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V2922/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002007 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V2923/2000(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002008 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V2924/2000(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002009 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V2996/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002010 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V2997/2007 IDODEN:IDODEN_0002011 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V3002/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002012 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V3076/2001(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002013 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V3136/2007 IDODEN:IDODEN_0002014 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V3143/2007 IDODEN:IDODEN_0002015 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V3149/2007 IDODEN:IDODEN_0002016 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V3152/2008 IDODEN:IDODEN_0002017 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V3223/2008 IDODEN:IDODEN_0002018 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V3227/2008 IDODEN:IDODEN_0002019 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V3232/2007 IDODEN:IDODEN_0002020 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V4156/2007 IDODEN:IDODEN_0002021 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V4157/2006 IDODEN:IDODEN_0002022 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V4158/2006 IDODEN:IDODEN_0002023 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V4159/2005 IDODEN:IDODEN_0002024 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V4636/2005 IDODEN:IDODEN_0002025 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V4637/2005 IDODEN:IDODEN_0002026 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V4639/2005 IDODEN:IDODEN_0002027 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V4650/2007 IDODEN:IDODEN_0002028 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V4914/2009 IDODEN:IDODEN_0002029 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V4915/2009 IDODEN:IDODEN_0002030 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V5072/2009-2 IDODEN:IDODEN_0002031 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V5073/2009-2 IDODEN:IDODEN_0002032 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V513/2005(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002033 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V514/2005(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002034 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V515/2005(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002035 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V517/2005(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002036 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V518/2005(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002037 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V520/2005(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002038 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V524/2005(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002039 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V527/2005(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002040 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V528/2005(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002041 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V529/2005(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002042 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V530/2005(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002043 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V531/2005(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002044 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V532/2005(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002045 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V533/2005(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002046 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V535/2005(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002047 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V539/2005(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002048 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V543/2005(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002049 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V544/2005(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002050 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V548/2005(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002051 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V549/2005(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002052 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V553/2005(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002053 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V554/2005(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002054 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V556/2005(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002055 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V557/2005(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002056 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V559/2006(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002057 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V563/2006(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002058 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V565/2006(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002059 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V566/2006(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002060 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V570/2006(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002061 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V571/2006(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002062 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V572/2006(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002063 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V573/2006(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002064 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V574/2006(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002065 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V575/2006(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002066 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V576/2006(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002067 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V578/2006(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002068 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V579/2006(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002069 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V580/2006(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002070 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V581/2006(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002071 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V582/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002072 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V608/2006(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002073 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V609/2005(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002074 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V613/2005(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002075 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V615/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002076 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V618/2005(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002077 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V620/2005(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002078 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V623/2005(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002079 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V627/2004(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002080 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V631/2006(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002081 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V633/2006(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002082 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V634/2005(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002083 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V640/2005(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002084 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V648/2005(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002085 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V654/2005(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002086 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V658/2005(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002087 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V660/2005(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002088 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V662/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002089 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V663/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002090 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V668/2004(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002091 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V670/2005(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002092 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V672/2005(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002093 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V673/2006(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002094 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V691/2005(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002095 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V692/2005(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002096 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V693/2005(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002097 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V694/2005(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002098 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V695/2005(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002099 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V743/2005(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002100 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V744/2005(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002101 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/NI/BID-V747/2006(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002102 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/PG/BID-V2618/2008(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002103 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/PR/10DN/1994(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002104 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/PR/11DN/1994(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002105 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/PR/12DN/1994(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002106 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/PR/13DN/1994(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002107 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/PR/14DN/1994(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002108 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/PR/15DN/1994(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002109 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/PR/16DN/1995(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002110 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/PR/17DN/1995(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002111 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/PR/19DN/1994(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002112 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/PR/1DN/1994(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002113 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/PR/21DN/1994(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002114 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/PR/22DN/1994(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002115 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/PR/23DN/1994(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002116 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/PR/24DN/1994(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002117 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/PR/25DN/1994(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002118 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/PR/26DN/1994(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002119 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/PR/27DN/1994(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002120 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/PR/28DN/1994(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002121 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/PR/29DN/1994(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002122 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/PR/2DN/1994(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002123 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/PR/30DN/1994(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002124 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/PR/31DN/1994(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002125 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/PR/33DN/1994(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002126 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/PR/34DN/1994(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002127 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/PR/35DN/1994(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002128 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/PR/36DN/1994(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002129 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/PR/37DN/1994(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002130 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/PR/38DN/1994(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002131 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/PR/39DN/1994(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002132 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/PR/3DN/1994(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002133 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/PR/40DN/1994(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002134 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/PR/42DN/1994(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002135 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/PR/43DN/1994(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002136 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/PR/44DN/1994(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002137 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/PR/45DN/1994(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002138 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/PR/46DN/1994(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002139 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/PR/47DN/1994(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002140 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/PR/48DN/1994(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002141 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/PR/49DN/1994(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002142 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/PR/4DN/1994(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002143 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/PR/50DN/1994(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002144 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/PR/5DN/1994(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002145 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/PR/6780DN/1994(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002146 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/PR/6DN/1994(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002147 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/PR/8DN/1994(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002148 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/PR/9DN/1994(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002149 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/PR/BID-V3367/1969(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002150 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/SG/07K3588DK1/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002151 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/SG/07K3598DK2/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002152 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/SG/07K3608DK1/2008(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002153 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/SG/D2Y98P-PP1/2009-DENV-2 IDODEN:IDODEN_0002154 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/TH/BID-V1458/1994(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002155 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/TH/BID-V1498/1994(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002156 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/TH/BID-V2153/2001(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002157 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/TH/BID-V2154/2001(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002158 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/TH/BID-V2155/2001(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002159 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/TH/BID-V2156/2001(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002160 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/TH/BID-V2157/2001(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002161 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/TH/BID-V2278/2001(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002162 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/TH/BID-V2279/2001(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002163 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/TH/BID-V2280/2001(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002164 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/TH/BID-V2281/2001(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002165 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/TH/BID-V2282/2001(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002166 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/TH/BID-V2283/2001(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002167 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/TH/BID-V2284/2001(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002168 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/TH/BID-V2285/2001(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002169 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/TH/BID-V2286/2001(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002170 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/TH/BID-V2287/2001(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002171 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/TH/BID-V2288/2001(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002172 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/TH/BID-V2289/2001(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002173 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/TH/BID-V2290/2001(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002174 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/TH/BID-V2291/2001(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002175 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/TH/BID-V2292/2001(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002176 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/TH/BID-V2293/2001(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002177 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/TH/BID-V2294/2001(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002178 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/TH/BID-V2295/2001(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002179 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/TH/BID-V2296/2001(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002180 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/TH/BID-V2297/2001(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002181 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/TH/BID-V2298/2001(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002182 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/TH/BID-V2299/2001(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002183 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/TH/BID-V2300/2001(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002184 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/TH/BID-V2301/2001(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002185 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/TH/BID-V2302/2001(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002186 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/TH/BID-V2303/2001(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002187 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/TH/BID-V2304/2001(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002188 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/TH/BID-V2305/2001(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002189 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/TH/BID-V2306/2001(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002190 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/TH/BID-V2307/2001(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002191 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/TH/BID-V2308/2001(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002192 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/TH/BID-V2309/2001(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002193 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/TH/BID-V2310/2001(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002194 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/TH/BID-V2311/2001(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002195 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/TH/BID-V2616/1996(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002196 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/TH/BID-V2617/1996(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002197 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/TH/BID-V2957/2003(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002198 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/TH/BID-V3357/1964(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002199 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/TH/BID-V3498/1994(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002200 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/TH/BID-V3499/1996(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002201 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/TH/BID-V3500/1996(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002202 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/TH/BID-V3501/1995(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002203 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/TH/BID-V4325/2001(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002204 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/TW/BID-V5054/2008 IDODEN:IDODEN_0002205 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/TW/BID-V5056/2008 IDODEN:IDODEN_0002206 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/UMASS-Medical/BID-V2619/2008(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002207 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/UMASS-Medical/BID-V2620/2008(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002208 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/UMASS-Medical/BID-V2621/2008(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002209 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V1031/2006(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002210 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V1032/1998(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002211 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V1033/1998(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002212 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V1034/1998(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002213 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V1035/2006(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002214 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V1036/2006(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002215 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V1038/1998(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002216 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V1039/2006(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002217 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V1040/2006(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002218 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V1041/2006(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002219 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V1042/1998(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002220 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V1045/2005(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002221 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V1046/2004(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002222 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V1048/1999(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002223 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V1052/1998(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002224 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V1054/1996(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002225 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V1055/1996(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002226 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V1057/1994(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002227 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V1058/1994(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002228 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V1060/1989(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002229 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V1061/1989(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002230 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V1084/1998(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002231 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V1085/1994(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002232 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V1087/1991(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002233 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V1163/1986(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002234 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V1164/1986(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002235 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V1165/1987(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002236 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V1166/1987(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002237 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V1167/1987(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002238 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V1168/1987(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002239 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V1169/1987(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002240 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V1170/1987(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002241 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V1171/1987(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002242 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V1172/1987(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002243 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V1174/1987(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002244 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V1175/1988(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002245 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V1176/1988(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002246 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V1177/1989(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002247 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V1178/1989(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002248 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V1179/1989(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002249 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V1180/1989(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002250 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V1181/1989(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002251 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V1182/1989(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002252 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V1183/1990(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002253 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V1188/1990(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002254 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V1189/1990(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002255 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V1356/1993(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002256 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V1360/1993(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002257 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V1367/1995(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002258 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V1368/1995(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002259 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V1372/1995(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002260 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V1373/1995(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002261 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V1376/1996(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002262 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V1378/1996(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002263 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V1383/1996(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002264 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V1385/1996(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002265 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V1387/1998(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002266 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V1388/1998(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002267 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V1392/1998(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002268 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V1393/1998(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002269 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V1394/1998(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002270 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V1395/1997(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002271 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V1396/1997(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002272 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V1397/1997(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002273 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V1398/1997(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002274 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V1399/1997(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002275 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V1401/1997(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002276 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V1404/1997(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002277 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V1409/1997(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002278 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V1410/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002279 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V1411/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002280 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V1412/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002281 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V1413/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002282 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V1424/1996(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002283 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V1425/1999(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002284 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V1426/1999(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002285 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V1427/1999(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002286 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V1428/1999(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002287 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V1431/2004(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002288 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V1432/2004(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002289 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V1434/2004(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002290 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V1435/2004(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002291 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V1436/2004(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002292 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V1439/2005(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002293 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V1440/2005(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002294 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V1441/2005(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002295 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V1442/2005(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002296 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V1461/2000(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002297 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V1462/2000(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002298 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V1463/2000(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002299 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V1464/2000(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002300 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V1467/2001(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002301 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V1468/2001(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002302 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V1469/2001(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002303 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V1470/2001(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002304 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V1471/2001(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002305 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V1472/2001(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002306 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V1482/2003(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002307 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V1483/2003(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002308 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V1484/2003(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002309 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V1486/2003(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002310 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V1487/2003(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002311 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V1492/2003(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002312 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V1493/2003(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002313 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V1494/2004(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002314 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V1495/2004(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002315 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V1496/2004(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002316 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V1497/2005(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002317 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V4824/2009 IDODEN:IDODEN_0002318 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V4825/2010 IDODEN:IDODEN_0002319 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V5055/2008 IDODEN:IDODEN_0002320 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V5411/2006 IDODEN:IDODEN_0002321 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V5412/2007 IDODEN:IDODEN_0002322 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V5413/2009 IDODEN:IDODEN_0002323 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V5414/2009 IDODEN:IDODEN_0002324 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V585/2006(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002325 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V587/2006(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002326 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V588/2006(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002327 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V589/2006(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002328 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V591/2002(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002329 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V592/2002(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002330 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V593/2005(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002331 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V594/2006(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002332 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V595/2006(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002333 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V596/1998(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002334 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V597/1998(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002335 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V598/1999(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002336 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V599/1999(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002337 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V600/2005(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002338 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V675/1998(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002339 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V676/1998(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002340 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V677/1998(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002341 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V678/1998(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002342 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V679/1994(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002343 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V680/1994(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002344 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V681/1998(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002345 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V682/1994(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002346 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V683/1994(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002347 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V684/1994(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002348 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V685/1988(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002349 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V686/1989(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002350 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V687/1989(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002351 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V688/1989(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002352 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V689/1989(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002353 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V690/1988(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002354 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V851/1990(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002355 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V854/2001(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002356 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/US/BID-V855/1992(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002357 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VE/BID-V1095/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002358 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VE/BID-V1104/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002359 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VE/BID-V1105/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002360 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VE/BID-V1107/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002361 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VE/BID-V1111/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002362 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VE/BID-V1144/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002363 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VE/BID-V1456/1996(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002364 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VE/BID-V1457/1996(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002365 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VE/BID-V2158/2005(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002366 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VE/BID-V2159/2005(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002367 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VE/BID-V2160/2003(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002368 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VE/BID-V2161/2001 IDODEN:IDODEN_0002369 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VE/BID-V2216/2003(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002370 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VE/BID-V2221/2004(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002371 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VE/BID-V2246/2005(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002372 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VE/BID-V2262/2006(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002373 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VE/BID-V2424/2004(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002374 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VE/BID-V2470/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002375 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VE/BID-V2476/2008(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002376 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VE/BID-V2477/2008(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002377 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VE/BID-V2478/2008(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002378 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VE/BID-V2613/2007 IDODEN:IDODEN_0002379 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VE/BID-V2941/1998(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002380 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VE/BID-V2942/2000(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002381 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VE/BID-V2944/2005(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002382 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VE/BID-V3362/1991(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002383 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VE/BID-V3363/1991(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002384 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VE/BID-V3364/1991(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002385 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VE/BID-V3365/1991(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002386 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VE/BID-V3366/1987(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002387 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VE/BID-V3496/1990(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002388 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VE/BID-V3497/1991(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002389 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VI/BID-V2946/1987(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002390 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VI/BID-V2948/1990(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002391 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VI/BID-V2960/2005(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002392 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V1000/2006(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002393 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V1001/2006(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002394 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V1002/2006(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002395 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V1003/2006(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002396 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V1004/2006(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002397 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V1005/2006(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002398 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V1006/2006(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002399 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V1007/2006(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002400 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V1507/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002401 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V1508/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002402 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V1509/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002403 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V1511/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002404 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V1512/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002405 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V1513/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002406 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V1514/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002407 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V1515/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002408 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V1517/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002409 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V1518/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002410 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V1519/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002411 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V1520/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002412 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V1522/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002413 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V1654/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002414 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V1669/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002415 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V1674/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002416 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V1675/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002417 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V1679/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002418 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V1680/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002419 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V1682/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002420 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V1684/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002421 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V1685/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002422 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V1690/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002423 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V1696/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002424 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V1697/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002425 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V1699/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002426 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V1773/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002427 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V1776/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002428 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V1777/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002429 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V1780/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002430 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V1781/2007-2 IDODEN:IDODEN_0002431 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V1794/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002432 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V1796/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002433 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V1801/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002434 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V1807/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002435 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V1818/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002436 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V1837/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002437 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V1844/2008(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002438 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V1845/2008(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002439 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V1848/2008(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002440 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V1853/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002441 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V1857/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002442 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V1858/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002443 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V1864/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002444 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V1868/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002445 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V1869/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002446 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V1872/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002447 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V1873/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002448 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V1881/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002449 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V1895/2008(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002450 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V1900/2008(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002451 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V1905/2008(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002452 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V1928/2008(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002453 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V1930/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002454 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V2947/1988 IDODEN:IDODEN_0002455 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V703/2006(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002456 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V704/2006(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002457 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V705/2006(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002458 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V706/2006(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002459 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V707/2006(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002460 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V708/2006(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002461 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V709/2006(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002462 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V710/2006(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002463 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V711/2006(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002464 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V712/2006(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002465 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V713/2006(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002466 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V714/2006(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002467 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V715/2006(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002468 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V716/2006(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002469 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V717/2006(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002470 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V718/2006(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002471 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V719/2006(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002472 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V720/2006(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002473 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V721/2006(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002474 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V722/2006(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002475 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V723/2006(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002476 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V724/2006(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002477 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V725/2006(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002478 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V726/2006(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002479 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V727/2006(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002480 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V728/2006(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002481 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V729/2006(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002482 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V730/2006(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002483 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V731/2006(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002484 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V732/2006(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002485 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V733/2006(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002486 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V734/2006(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002487 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V735/2006(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002488 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V736/2006(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002489 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V737/2006(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002490 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V738/2006(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002491 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V739/2006(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002492 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V740/2006(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002493 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V741/2006(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002494 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V742/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002495 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V752/2004(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002496 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V753/2004(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002497 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V754/2005(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002498 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V755/2005(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002499 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V756/2003(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002500 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V757/2003(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002501 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V758/2003(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002502 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V759/2003(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002503 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V760/2003(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002504 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V761/2003(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002505 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V762/2003(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002506 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V763/2003(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002507 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V764/2003(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002508 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V765/2003(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002509 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V766/2003(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002510 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V771/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002511 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V772/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002512 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V773/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002513 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V774/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002514 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V775/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002515 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V776/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002516 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V777/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002517 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V778/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002518 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V779/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002519 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V917/2006(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002520 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V918/2006(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002521 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V919/2006(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002522 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V920/2006(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002523 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V921/2006(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002524 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V922/2006(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002525 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V923/2006(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002526 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V924/2006(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002527 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V925/2006(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002528 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V926/2006(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002529 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V927/2004(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002530 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V928/2006(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002531 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V929/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002532 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V930/2007(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002533 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V997/2006(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002534 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V998/2006(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002535 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV-2/VN/BID-V999/2006(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002536 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV2/Vietnam/10dx-117-801-1500mg-0hrs-2 IDODEN:IDODEN_0002537 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV2/Vietnam/10dx-206-801-Placebo-0hrs-2 IDODEN:IDODEN_0002538 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV2/Vietnam/10dx-207-801-3000mg-36hrs-2 IDODEN:IDODEN_0002539 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV2/Vietnam/10dx-207-802-3000mg-36hrs-2 IDODEN:IDODEN_0002540 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV2/Vietnam/10dx-211-801-3000mg-12hrs-2 IDODEN:IDODEN_0002541 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV2/Vietnam/10dx-211-802-3000mg-12hrs-2 IDODEN:IDODEN_0002542 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV2/Vietnam/10dx-217-801-3000mg-48hrs-2 IDODEN:IDODEN_0002543 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV2/Vietnam/10dx-217-802-3000mg-48hrs-2 IDODEN:IDODEN_0002544 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV2/Vietnam/10dx-220-801-Placebo-0hrs-2 IDODEN:IDODEN_0002545 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV2/Vietnam/10dx-224-801-3000mg-24hrs-2 IDODEN:IDODEN_0002546 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV2/Vietnam/10dx-224-802-3000mg-24hrs-2 IDODEN:IDODEN_0002547 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV2/Vietnam/10dx-230-801-3000mg-0hrs-2 IDODEN:IDODEN_0002548 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV2/Vietnam/10dx-233-801-Placebo-60hrs-2 IDODEN:IDODEN_0002549 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV2/Vietnam/10dx-233-802-Placebo-60hrs-2 IDODEN:IDODEN_0002550 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV2/Vietnam/10dx-234-801-3000mg-36hrs-2 IDODEN:IDODEN_0002551 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV2/Vietnam/10dx-234-802-3000mg-36hrs-2 IDODEN:IDODEN_0002552 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV2/Vietnam/10dx-236-801-Placebo-24hrs-2 IDODEN:IDODEN_0002553 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DENV2/Vietnam/10dx-236-802-Placebo-24hrs-2 IDODEN:IDODEN_0002554 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DF380(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002555 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DF401(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002556 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DF404(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002557 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DF593(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002558 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DF657(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002559 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DF670(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002560 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DF674(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002561 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DF699(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002562 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DF707(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002563 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DF726(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002564 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DF727(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002565 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DF755(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002566 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DF768(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002567 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DF897(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002568 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DF900(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002569 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DF907(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002570 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DKD811(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002571 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DR23/01(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002572 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DR31/01(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002573 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DR59/01(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002574 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DS04-221205(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002575 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DS09-280106(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002576 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR DS31-291005(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002577 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR FJ-10(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002578 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR FJ11/99(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002579 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR GD01/01 IDODEN:IDODEN_0002580 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR GD01/03 IDODEN:IDODEN_0002581 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR GD06/93 IDODEN:IDODEN_0002582 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR GD08/98 IDODEN:IDODEN_0002583 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR GWL18 INDI-01(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002584 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR I348600(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002585 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR IBH11208-2 IDODEN:IDODEN_0002586 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR IBH11234(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002587 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR IBH11664(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002588 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR IQT-1950(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002589 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR IQT1797(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002590 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR IQT2913-2 IDODEN:IDODEN_0002591 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR Jamaica/N.1409(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002592 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR K0008(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002593 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR K0010(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002594 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR Mara4(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002595 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR MD1240(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002596 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR MD1244(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002597 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR MD1270(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002598 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR MD1272-2 IDODEN:IDODEN_0002599 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR MD1273(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002600 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR MD1275(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002601 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR MD1279(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002602 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR MD1280-2 IDODEN:IDODEN_0002603 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR MD1284-2 IDODEN:IDODEN_0002604 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR MD1366(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002605 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR MD1504-2 IDODEN:IDODEN_0002606 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR MD1515-2 IDODEN:IDODEN_0002607 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR MD1520-2 IDODEN:IDODEN_0002608 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR MD1533-2 IDODEN:IDODEN_0002609 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR MD1600(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002610 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR MD1618(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002611 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR MD1619(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002612 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR MD510(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002613 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR MD518(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002614 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR MD594(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002615 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR MD861(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002616 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR MD863-2 IDODEN:IDODEN_0002617 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR MD902(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002618 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR MD903(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002619 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR MD917-2 IDODEN:IDODEN_0002620 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR MD919(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002621 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR MD944(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002622 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR New Guinea C-2 IDODEN:IDODEN_0002623 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR New Guinea C/PUO-218 hybrid(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002624 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR New Guinea-C(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002625 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR P8-1407-2 IDODEN:IDODEN_0002626 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR PDK-53(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002627 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR PL046(type 2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002628 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR PM33974-2 IDODEN:IDODEN_0002629 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR S1 vaccine(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002630 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR S16803-dengue 2 IDODEN:IDODEN_0002631 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR SGEHI(D2)0017Y06-2 IDODEN:IDODEN_0002632 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR SGEHI(D2)0099Y07(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002633 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR SGEHI(D2)0194Y08-2 IDODEN:IDODEN_0002634 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR SGEHI(D2)0204Y06-2 IDODEN:IDODEN_0002635 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR SGEHI(D2)0232Y06-2 IDODEN:IDODEN_0002636 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR SGEHI(D2)0270Y05-2 IDODEN:IDODEN_0002637 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR SGEHI(D2)0345Y05-2 IDODEN:IDODEN_0002638 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR SGEHI(D2)0377Y04-2 IDODEN:IDODEN_0002639 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR SGEHI(D2)0391Y08-2 IDODEN:IDODEN_0002640 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR SGEHI(D2)0431Y07-2 IDODEN:IDODEN_0002641 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR SGEHI(D2)0462Y05-2 IDODEN:IDODEN_0002642 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR SGEHI(D2)0522Y07-2 IDODEN:IDODEN_0002643 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR SGEHI(D2)0578Y05-2 IDODEN:IDODEN_0002644 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR SGEHI(D2)0615Y08-2 IDODEN:IDODEN_0002645 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR SGEHI(D2)0642Y07-2 IDODEN:IDODEN_0002646 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR SGEHI(D2)0685Y04-2 IDODEN:IDODEN_0002647 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR SGEHI(D2)0722Y07-2 IDODEN:IDODEN_0002648 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR SGEHI(D2)0762Y05-2 IDODEN:IDODEN_0002649 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR SGEHI(D2)0950Y08-2 IDODEN:IDODEN_0002650 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR SGEHI(D2)1079Y07-2 IDODEN:IDODEN_0002651 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR SGEHI(D2)1158Y08(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002652 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR Taiwan-1008DHF(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002653 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR TB16i(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002654 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR ThD2_0017_98(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002655 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR ThD2_0026_88(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002656 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR ThD2_0038_74(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002657 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR ThD2_0055_99(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002658 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR ThD2_0078_01(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002659 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR ThD2_0168_79(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002660 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR ThD2_0263_95(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002661 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR ThD2_0284_90(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002662 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR ThD2_0433_85(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002663 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR ThD2_0498_84(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002664 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR ThNH-28/93(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002665 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR ThNH-52/93(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002666 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR ThNH-7/93-2 IDODEN:IDODEN_0002667 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR ThNH-p11/93(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002668 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR ThNH-p12/93(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002669 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR ThNH-p14/93(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002670 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR ThNH-p16/93(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002671 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR ThNH-p36/93(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002672 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR ThNH29/93(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002673 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR ThNH36/93(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002674 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR ThNH45/93(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002675 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR ThNH54/93(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002676 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR ThNH55/93(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002677 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR ThNH62/93(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002678 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR ThNH63/93(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002679 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR ThNH69/93(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002680 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR ThNH73/93(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002681 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR ThNH76/93(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002682 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR ThNH81/93(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002683 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR Tonga/74(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002684 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR TSV01-2 IDODEN:IDODEN_0002685 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR UNKNOWN-AB543624 IDODEN:IDODEN_0002686 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR UNKNOWN-FV537258 IDODEN:IDODEN_0002687 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR UNKNOWN-FV537259 IDODEN:IDODEN_0002688 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR UNKNOWN-FV537260 IDODEN:IDODEN_0002689 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR UNKNOWN-FV537261 IDODEN:IDODEN_0002690 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR UNKNOWN-HH961661(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002691 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR UNKNOWN-JN368476-2 IDODEN:IDODEN_0002692 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR VE_61069_2006-2 IDODEN:IDODEN_0002693 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR VE_61082_2007-2 IDODEN:IDODEN_0002694 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR VE_61095_2007-2 IDODEN:IDODEN_0002695 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR VE_61115_2007-2 IDODEN:IDODEN_0002696 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR VE_61133_2007-2 IDODEN:IDODEN_0002697 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR VE_61136_2007-2 IDODEN:IDODEN_0002698 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR VE_61154_2007-2 IDODEN:IDODEN_0002699 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR Ven2-2 IDODEN:IDODEN_0002700 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR VNHCM18-C/02(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002701 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR VNHCM18-K/02(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002702 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR ZH1340(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002703 dengue virus serotype 2 strain. ViPR ZS01/01(2) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002704 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR 80-2(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002705 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR 95TW466(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002706 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR 98901403 DSS DV-3(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002707 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR 98901437 DSS DV-3(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002708 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR 98901517 DHF DV-3(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002709 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR 98902890 DF DV-3(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002710 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR 98TW182(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002711 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR 98TW349(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002712 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR 98TW358(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002713 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR 98TW360(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002714 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR 98TW364(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002715 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR 98TW368(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002716 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR 98TW388(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002717 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR 98TW390(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002718 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR 98TW407(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002719 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR 98TW414(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002720 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR 98TW434(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002721 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR 98TW503(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002722 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR 98TWmosq(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002723 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR 99TW628(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002724 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR BA51(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002725 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR BDH02-1(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002726 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR BDH02-3(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002727 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR BDH02-4(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002728 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR BDH02-7(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002729 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR BR DEN3 290-02(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002730 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR BR DEN3 95-04(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002731 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR BR DEN3 97-04(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002732 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR BR DEN3 98-04(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002733 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR BR DEN3 RO1-02(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002734 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR BR73354mosq/01(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002735 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR BR74886/02(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002736 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR C0331/94(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002737 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR C0360/94(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002738 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR Cairns 2008-3 IDODEN:IDODEN_0002739 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR Cairns 98-3 IDODEN:IDODEN_0002740 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR CH53489-3 IDODEN:IDODEN_0002741 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR D3/H/IMTSSA-MART/1999/1243(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002742 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR D3/H/IMTSSA-SRI/2000/1266 IDODEN:IDODEN_0002743 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR D3/H/IMTSSA-SRI/2000/1266-3 IDODEN:IDODEN_0002744 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR D3/Hu/TL018NIID/2005(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002745 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR D3/Hu/TL029NIID/2005(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002746 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR D3/Hu/TL109NIID/2005(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002747 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR D3/Hu/TL129NIID/2005(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002748 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR D3/SG/05K2400DK1/2005(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002749 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR D3/SG/05K2406DK1/2005(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002750 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR D3/SG/05K2418DK1/2005(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002751 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR D3/SG/05K2899DK1/2005(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002752 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR D3/SG/05K2918DK1/2005(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002753 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR D3/SG/05K2933DK1/2005(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002754 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR D3/SG/05K3305DK1/2005(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002755 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR D3/SG/05K3312DK1/2005(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002756 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR D3/SG/05K3314DK1/2005(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002757 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR D3/SG/05K3316DK1/2005(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002758 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR D3/SG/05K3324DK1/2005(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002759 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR D3/SG/05K3325DK1/2005(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002760 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR D3/SG/05K3329DK1/2005(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002761 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR D3/SG/05K3887DK1/2005(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002762 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR D3/SG/05K3897DK1/2005(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002763 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR D3/SG/05K3900DK1/2005(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002764 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR D3/SG/05K3912DK1/2005(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002765 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR D3/SG/05K3913DK1/2005(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002766 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR D3/SG/05K3923DK1/2005(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002767 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR D3/SG/05K3927DK1/2005(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002768 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR D3/SG/05K3928DK1/2005(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002769 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR D3/SG/05K4141DK1/2005(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002770 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR D3/SG/05K4144DK1/2005(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002771 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR D3/SG/05K4157DK1/2005(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002772 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR D3/SG/05K4159DK1/2005(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002773 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR D3/SG/05K4168DK1/2005(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002774 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR D3/SG/05K4176DK1/2005(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002775 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR D3/SG/05K4182DK1/2005(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002776 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR D3/SG/05K4440DK1/2005(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002777 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR D3/SG/05K4454DK1/2005(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002778 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR D3/SG/05K4477DK1/2005(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002779 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR D3/SG/05K4647DK1/2005(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002780 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR D3/SG/05K4648DK1/2005(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002781 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR D3/SG/05K791DK1/2005(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002782 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR D3/SG/05K797DK1/2005(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002783 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR D3/SG/05K802DK1/2005(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002784 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR D3/SG/05K805DK1/2005(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002785 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR D3/SG/05K827DK1/2005(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002786 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR D3/SG/05K843DK1/2005(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002787 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR D3/SG/05K845DK1/2005(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002788 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR D3/SG/05K852DK1/2005(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002789 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR D3/SG/05K863DK1/2005(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002790 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR D3/SG/05K868DK1/2005(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002791 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR D3/SG/05K871DK1/2005(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002792 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR D3/SG/SS710/2004(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002793 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR D3BR/RP1/2003(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002794 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR D3MY00-22366(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002795 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR D3MY00-22447(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002796 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR D3MY00-22460(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002797 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR D3MY00-22550(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002798 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR D3MY00-22583(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002799 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR D3MY01-22939(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002800 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR D3MY01-24056(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002801 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR D3MY02-25811(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002802 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR D3MY02-25850(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002803 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR D3MY03-27834(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002804 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR D3MY03-28526(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002805 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR D3MY04-32645(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002806 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR D3MY04-33077(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002807 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR D3MY05-33464(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002808 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR D3MY05-33506(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002809 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR D3MY05-33610(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002810 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR D3MY05-33927(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002811 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR D3MY05-34640(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002812 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR D3MY95-2471(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002813 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR D3MY95-3952(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002814 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR D3MY96-4269(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002815 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR D3MY97-12440(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002816 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR D3MY99-21531(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002817 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DEL-72-Dengue 3 IDODEN:IDODEN_0002818 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR den3_88(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002819 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR den3_98(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002820 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/AI/BID-V2976/2001(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002821 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/BR/BID-V2380/2001(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002822 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/BR/BID-V2387/2003(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002823 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/BR/BID-V2388/2003(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002824 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/BR/BID-V2391/2004(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002825 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/BR/BID-V2394/2005(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002826 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/BR/BID-V2397/2006(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002827 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/BR/BID-V2400/2007(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002828 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/BR/BID-V2403/2008(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002829 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/BR/BID-V2977/2001(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002830 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/BR/BID-V2983/2003(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002831 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/BR/BID-V3417/2006(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002832 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/BR/BID-V3423/2006(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002833 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/BR/BID-V3424/2006(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002834 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/BR/BID-V3427/2006(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002835 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/BR/BID-V3429/2006(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002836 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/BR/BID-V3430/2006(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002837 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/BR/BID-V3431/2006(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002838 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/BR/BID-V3434/2006(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002839 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/BR/BID-V3435/2006(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002840 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/BR/BID-V3441/2006(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002841 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/BR/BID-V3442/2006(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002842 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/BR/BID-V3444/2006(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002843 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/BR/BID-V3446/2006(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002844 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/BR/BID-V3451/2006(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002845 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/BR/BID-V3456/2006(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002846 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/BR/BID-V3457/2006(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002847 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/BR/BID-V3460/2006(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002848 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/BR/BID-V3463/2006(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002849 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/BR/BID-V3464/2006(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002850 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/BR/BID-V3465/2006(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002851 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/BR/BID-V3469/2007(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002852 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/BR/BID-V3470/2007(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002853 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/BR/BID-V3584/2006(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002854 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/BR/BID-V3585/2007(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002855 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/BR/BID-V3588/2007(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002856 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/BR/BID-V3589/2007(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002857 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/BR/BID-V3590/2007(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002858 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/BR/BID-V3591/2007(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002859 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/BR/BID-V3593/2007(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002860 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/BR/BID-V3597/2007(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002861 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/BR/BID-V3598/2007(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002862 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/BR/BID-V3601/2007(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002863 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/BR/BID-V3605/2007(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002864 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/BR/BID-V3606/2007(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002865 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/BR/BID-V3609/2007(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002866 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/BR/BID-V3615/2007(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002867 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/CK/BID-V2972/1991(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002868 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/CO/BID-V2978/2001(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002869 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/CO/BID-V2984/2003(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002870 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/CO/BID-V2986/2005(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002871 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/CO/BID-V2988/2007(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002872 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/CO/BID-V3392/2001(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002873 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/CO/BID-V3393/2002(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002874 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/CO/BID-V3394/2003(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002875 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/CO/BID-V3395/2003(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002876 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/CO/BID-V3397/2003(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002877 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/CO/BID-V3398/2003(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002878 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/CO/BID-V3399/2003(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002879 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/CO/BID-V3400/2004(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002880 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/CO/BID-V3401/2004(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002881 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/CO/BID-V3402/2005(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002882 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/CO/BID-V3403/2005(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002883 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/CO/BID-V3404/2006(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002884 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/CO/BID-V3405/2007(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002885 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/EC/BID-V2975/2000(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002886 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/GY/BID-V2980/2002(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002887 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/IPC/BID-V3804/2008(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002888 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/IPC/BID-V3807/2005(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002889 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/IPC/BID-V3808/2008(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002890 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/IPC/BID-V3809/2003(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002891 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/IPC/BID-V3815/2006(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002892 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/IPC/BID-V3819/2006(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002893 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/IPC/BID-V3820/2006(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002894 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/IPC/BID-V3822/2006(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002895 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/IPC/BID-V3824/2006(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002896 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/IPC/BID-V3825/2006(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002897 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/IPC/BID-V3826/2007(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002898 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/IPC/BID-V3827/2007(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002899 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/IPC/BID-V3828/2007(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002900 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/IPC/BID-V3830/2007(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002901 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/IPC/BID-V3831/2007(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002902 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/IPC/BID-V3832/2007(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002903 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/IPC/BID-V3833/2007(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002904 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/IPC/BID-V4280/2006(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002905 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/IPC/BID-V4282/2007(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002906 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/IPC/BID-V4283/2007(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002907 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/IPC/BID-V4284/2007(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002908 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/IPC/BID-V4286/2007(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002909 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/IPC/BID-V4290/2007(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002910 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/IPC/BID-V4294/2007(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002911 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/IPC/BID-V4297/2007(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002912 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/IPC/BID-V4298/2007(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002913 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/IPC/BID-V4300/2007(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002914 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/IPC/BID-V4302/2007(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002915 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/IPC/BID-V4306/2007(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002916 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/IPC/BID-V4308/2007(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002917 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/IPC/BID-V4314/2008(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002918 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/KH/BID-V2050/2007(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002919 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/KH/BID-V2051/2007(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002920 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/KH/BID-V2052/2007(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002921 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/KH/BID-V2053/2008(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002922 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/KH/BID-V2054/2008(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002923 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/KH/BID-V2071/2000(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002924 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/KH/BID-V2073/2001(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002925 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/KH/BID-V2075/2001(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002926 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/KH/BID-V2077/2002(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002927 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/KH/BID-V2078/2002(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002928 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/KH/BID-V2079/2002(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002929 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/KH/BID-V2080/2003(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002930 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/KH/BID-V2081/2003(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002931 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/KH/BID-V2082/2003(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002932 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/KH/BID-V2083/2004(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002933 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/KH/BID-V2085/2005(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002934 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/KH/BID-V2086/2005(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002935 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/KH/BID-V2087/2005(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002936 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/KH/BID-V2088/2005(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002937 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/KH/BID-V2089/2006(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002938 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/KH/BID-V2090/2006(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002939 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/KH/BID-V2092/2007(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002940 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/KH/BID-V3816/2006 IDODEN:IDODEN_0002941 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/KH/BID-V3823/2006 IDODEN:IDODEN_0002942 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/KH/BID-V3829/2007 IDODEN:IDODEN_0002943 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/KH/BID-V4307/2007-3 IDODEN:IDODEN_0002944 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/KH/BID-V4315/2008 IDODEN:IDODEN_0002945 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/LC/BID-V2979/2001(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002946 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/LC/BID-V3929/2001(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002947 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/LK/BID-V2405/1983(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002948 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/LK/BID-V2407/1983(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002949 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/LK/BID-V2409/1997(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002950 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/LK/BID-V2410/1983(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002951 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/LK/BID-V2411/1989(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002952 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/LK/BID-V2412/1989(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002953 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/LK/BID-V2413/1993(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002954 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/LK/BID-V2414/1985(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002955 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/MX/BID-V2985/2003(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002956 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/MX/BID-V2987/2006(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002957 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/MX/BID-V2989/2007(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002958 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/MZ/BID-V2418/1985(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002959 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/NI/BID-V2419/1998(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002960 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/NI/BID-V2420/1994(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002961 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/NI/BID-V2644/2008(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002962 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/NI/BID-V2647/2008(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002963 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/NI/BID-V2649/2008(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002964 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/NI/BID-V2653/2008(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002965 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/NI/BID-V2654/2008(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002966 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/NI/BID-V2934/2008(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002967 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/NI/BID-V2935/2008(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002968 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/NI/BID-V3055/2008(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002969 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/NI/BID-V3057/2008(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002970 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/NI/BID-V3059/2008(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002971 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/NI/BID-V3066/2008(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002972 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/NI/BID-V3068/2008(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002973 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/NI/BID-V3069/2009(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002974 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/NI/BID-V3072/2008(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002975 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/NI/BID-V3073/2008(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002976 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/NI/BID-V3163/2008 IDODEN:IDODEN_0002977 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/NI/BID-V3169/2008 IDODEN:IDODEN_0002978 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/NI/BID-V3175/2008 IDODEN:IDODEN_0002979 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/NI/BID-V4732/2009(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002980 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/NI/BID-V4733/2009(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002981 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/NI/BID-V4734/2009(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002982 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/NI/BID-V4735/2009-3 IDODEN:IDODEN_0002983 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/NI/BID-V4738/2009(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002984 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/NI/BID-V4739/2009-3 IDODEN:IDODEN_0002985 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/NI/BID-V4740/2009 IDODEN:IDODEN_0002986 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/NI/BID-V4742/2009 IDODEN:IDODEN_0002987 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/NI/BID-V4743/2009(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0002988 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/NI/BID-V4744/2009 IDODEN:IDODEN_0002989 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/NI/BID-V4746/2009-3 IDODEN:IDODEN_0002990 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/NI/BID-V4747/2009 IDODEN:IDODEN_0002991 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/NI/BID-V4748/2009 IDODEN:IDODEN_0002992 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/NI/BID-V4750/2009-3 IDODEN:IDODEN_0002993 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/NI/BID-V4751/2009 IDODEN:IDODEN_0002994 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/NI/BID-V4752/2009 IDODEN:IDODEN_0002995 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/NI/BID-V4753/2009 IDODEN:IDODEN_0002996 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/NI/BID-V4754/2009 IDODEN:IDODEN_0002997 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/NI/BID-V4755/2009-3 IDODEN:IDODEN_0002998 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/NI/BID-V4757/2009 IDODEN:IDODEN_0002999 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/NI/BID-V4759/2009 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003000 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/NI/BID-V4761/2009 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003001 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/NI/BID-V4762/2009 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003002 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/NI/BID-V4763/2009 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003003 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/NI/BID-V4765/2009 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003004 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/NI/BID-V4766/2009 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003005 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/NI/BID-V4767/2009 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003006 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/NI/BID-V4768/2009 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003007 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/NI/BID-V4774/2009 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003008 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/NI/BID-V4776/2009 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003009 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/NI/BID-V4778/2009 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003010 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/NI/BID-V4780/2009 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003011 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/NI/BID-V4782/2009 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003012 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/NI/BID-V4783/2009 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003013 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/NI/BID-V4786/2009 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003014 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/NI/BID-V4788/2009 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003015 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/NI/BID-V4790/2009 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003016 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/NI/BID-V4793/2009 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003017 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/NI/BID-V4795/2009 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003018 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/NI/BID-V4796/2009 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003019 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/NI/BID-V4809/2009 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003020 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/NI/BID-V4811/2009 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003021 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/NI/BID-V4813/2009 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003022 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/NI/BID-V4816/2009 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003023 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/NI/BID-V4820/2009 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003024 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/NI/BID-V4829/2009-3 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003025 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/NI/BID-V4830/2009-3 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003026 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/NI/BID-V4831/2009 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003027 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/NI/BID-V4836/2009 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003028 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/NI/BID-V4838/2009 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003029 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/NI/BID-V4845/2009 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003030 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/NI/BID-V4848/2009 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003031 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/NI/BID-V4849/2009 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003032 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/NI/BID-V4850/2009 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003033 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/NI/BID-V4856/2009 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003034 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/NI/BID-V4859/2009 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003035 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/NI/BID-V4860/2009 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003036 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/NI/BID-V4861/2009 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003037 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/NI/BID-V4862/2009 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003038 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/NI/BID-V4866/2009 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003039 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/NI/BID-V4867/2009 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003040 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/NI/BID-V4871/2009 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003041 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/NI/BID-V4872/2009 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003042 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/NI/BID-V5095/2009 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003043 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/NI/BID-V5097/2009 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003044 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/NI/BID-V5099/2009 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003045 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/NI/BID-V5101/2009 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003046 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/NI/BID-V5441/2009 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003047 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/NI/BID-V5442/2009 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003048 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/NI/BID-V5443/2009-3 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003049 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/NI/BID-V5445/2009 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003050 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/NI/BID-V5449/2009 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003051 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/NI/BID-V5452/2009 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003052 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/NI/BID-V5455/2009-3 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003053 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/NI/BID-V5457/2009 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003054 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/NI/BID-V5461/2009 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003055 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/NI/BID-V5464/2009-3 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003056 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/NI/BID-V5467/2010 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003057 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/NI/BID-V5468/2010 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003058 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/NI/BID-V5471/2010 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003059 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/NI/BID-V5474/2010 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003060 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/NI/BID-V5477/2010-3 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003061 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/NI/BID-V5478/2010 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003062 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/NI/BID-V5482/2010 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003063 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/NI/BID-V5486/2010-3 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003064 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/NI/BID-V5488/2010 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003065 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/NI/BID-V5489/2010-3 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003066 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/NI/BID-V5491/2010-3 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003067 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/NI/BID-V5492/2010 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003068 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/NI/BID-V5494/2010-3 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003069 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/NI/BID-V5495/2009-3 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003070 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/NI/BID-V5496/2010-3 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003071 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/NI/BID-V5498/2010-3 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003072 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/NI/BID-V5499/2010-3 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003073 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/NI/BID-V5506/2009-3 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003074 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/NI/BID-V5507/2010-3 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003075 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/NI/BID-V5508/2010-3 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003076 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/NI/BID-V5511/2010-3 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003077 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/NI/BID-V5512/2010-3 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003078 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/NI/BID-V5514/2010-3 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003079 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/NI/BID-V5516/2010-3 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003080 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/NI/BID-V5517/2010-3 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003081 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/NI/BID-V5680/2010-3 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003082 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/NI/BID-V5681/2010-3 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003083 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/NI/BID-V5684/2010-3 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003084 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/NI/BID-V5685/2010-3 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003085 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/NI/BID-V5686/2010-3 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003086 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/PE/BID-V2981/2002(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003087 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/TH/BID-V2312/2001(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003088 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/TH/BID-V2313/2001(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003089 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/TH/BID-V2314/2001(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003090 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/TH/BID-V2315/2001(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003091 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/TH/BID-V2316/2001(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003092 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/TH/BID-V2317/2001(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003093 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/TH/BID-V2318/2001(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003094 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/TH/BID-V2319/2001(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003095 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/TH/BID-V2320/2001(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003096 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/TH/BID-V2321/2001(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003097 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/TH/BID-V2322/2001(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003098 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/TH/BID-V2323/2001(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003099 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/TH/BID-V2324/2001(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003100 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/TH/BID-V2325/2001(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003101 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/TH/BID-V2326/2001(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003102 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/TH/BID-V2327/2001(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003103 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/TH/BID-V2328/2001(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003104 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/TH/BID-V2329/2001(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003105 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/TH/BID-V3360/1973(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003106 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/TT/BID-V2982/2002(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003107 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/TT/BID-V3928/2002(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003108 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/US/BID-V1043/2006(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003109 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/US/BID-V1044/2006(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003110 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/US/BID-V1049/1998(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003111 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/US/BID-V1050/1998(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003112 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/US/BID-V1075/1998(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003113 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/US/BID-V1076/1999(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003114 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/US/BID-V1077/2000(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003115 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/US/BID-V1078/2003(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003116 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/US/BID-V1079/2006(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003117 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/US/BID-V1080/2006(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003118 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/US/BID-V1088/1998(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003119 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/US/BID-V1089/2003(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003120 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/US/BID-V1090/1998(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003121 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/US/BID-V1091/2004(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003122 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/US/BID-V1092/2004(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003123 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/US/BID-V1415/2007(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003124 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/US/BID-V1416/2007(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003125 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/US/BID-V1417/2007(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003126 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/US/BID-V1447/1998(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003127 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/US/BID-V1448/1998(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003128 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/US/BID-V1449/1998(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003129 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/US/BID-V1450/1998(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003130 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/US/BID-V1451/1999(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003131 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/US/BID-V1452/1999(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003132 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/US/BID-V1453/1999(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003133 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/US/BID-V1454/1999(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003134 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/US/BID-V1455/1999(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003135 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/US/BID-V1460/2000(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003136 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/US/BID-V1465/2000(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003137 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/US/BID-V1466/1999(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003138 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/US/BID-V1473/2002(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003139 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/US/BID-V1475/2002(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003140 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/US/BID-V1476/2002(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003141 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/US/BID-V1477/2002(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003142 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/US/BID-V1478/2002(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003143 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/US/BID-V1480/2003(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003144 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/US/BID-V1481/2003(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003145 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/US/BID-V1490/2003(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003146 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/US/BID-V1491/2003(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003147 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/US/BID-V1604/2004(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003148 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/US/BID-V1605/2004(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003149 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/US/BID-V1606/2004(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003150 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/US/BID-V1607/2004(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003151 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/US/BID-V1608/2004(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003152 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/US/BID-V1609/2004(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003153 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/US/BID-V1610/2004(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003154 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/US/BID-V1611/2004(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003155 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/US/BID-V1612/2004(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003156 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/US/BID-V1613/2004(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003157 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/US/BID-V1614/2004(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003158 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/US/BID-V1615/2004(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003159 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/US/BID-V1616/2004(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003160 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/US/BID-V1617/2005(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003161 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/US/BID-V1618/2005(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003162 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/US/BID-V1619/2005(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003163 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/US/BID-V1620/2005(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003164 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/US/BID-V1621/2005(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003165 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/US/BID-V1622/2005(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003166 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/US/BID-V1623/2005(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003167 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/US/BID-V1624/2005(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003168 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/US/BID-V1625/2005(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003169 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/US/BID-V1626/2005(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003170 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/US/BID-V1729/2003(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003171 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/US/BID-V1730/2003(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003172 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/US/BID-V1731/2003(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003173 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/US/BID-V1732/2002(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003174 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/US/BID-V1733/1999(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003175 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/US/BID-V1735/1999(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003176 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/US/BID-V1736/1999(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003177 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/US/BID-V1737/1999(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003178 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/US/BID-V2098/1999(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003179 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/US/BID-V2099/1998(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003180 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/US/BID-V2100/2000(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003181 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/US/BID-V2103/2000(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003182 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/US/BID-V2104/2000(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003183 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/US/BID-V2105/2000(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003184 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/US/BID-V2106/2000(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003185 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/US/BID-V2107/2000(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003186 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/US/BID-V2108/2000(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003187 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/US/BID-V2110/2000(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003188 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/US/BID-V2111/2000(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003189 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/US/BID-V2112/2000(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003190 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/US/BID-V2113/2000(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003191 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/US/BID-V2114/2001(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003192 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/US/BID-V2115/2001(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003193 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/US/BID-V2117/2001(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003194 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/US/BID-V2118/2001(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003195 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/US/BID-V2119/2002(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003196 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/US/BID-V2120/2002(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003197 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/US/BID-V2122/2002(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003198 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/US/BID-V2123/2002(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003199 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/US/BID-V2126/2006(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003200 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/US/BID-V858/2003(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003201 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/US/BID-V859/1998(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003202 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/VE/BID-V1102/2007(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003203 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/VE/BID-V1113/2001(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003204 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/VE/BID-V1114/2001(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003205 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/VE/BID-V1115/2001(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003206 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/VE/BID-V1116/2001(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003207 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/VE/BID-V1117/2001(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003208 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/VE/BID-V1118/2001(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003209 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/VE/BID-V1149/2007(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003210 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/VE/BID-V1150/2007(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003211 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/VE/BID-V1585/2001(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003212 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/VE/BID-V1590/2004(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003213 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/VE/BID-V1591/2004(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003214 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/VE/BID-V1593/2005(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003215 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/VE/BID-V2174/2000(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003216 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/VE/BID-V2175/2000(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003217 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/VE/BID-V2178/2000(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003218 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/VE/BID-V2179/2000(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003219 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/VE/BID-V2180/2001(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003220 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/VE/BID-V2181/2001(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003221 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/VE/BID-V2182/2001(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003222 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/VE/BID-V2183/2001(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003223 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/VE/BID-V2184/2001(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003224 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/VE/BID-V2185/2001(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003225 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/VE/BID-V2186/2001(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003226 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/VE/BID-V2187/2001(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003227 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/VE/BID-V2188/2001(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003228 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/VE/BID-V2189/2001(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003229 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/VE/BID-V2190/2001(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003230 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/VE/BID-V2191/2001(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003231 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/VE/BID-V2192/2001(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003232 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/VE/BID-V2193/2001(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003233 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/VE/BID-V2195/2001(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003234 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/VE/BID-V2196/2001(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003235 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/VE/BID-V2197/2001(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003236 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/VE/BID-V2198/2001(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003237 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/VE/BID-V2199/2001(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003238 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/VE/BID-V2200/2001(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003239 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/VE/BID-V2201/2001(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003240 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/VE/BID-V2202/2001(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003241 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/VE/BID-V2203/2001(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003242 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/VE/BID-V2204/2001(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003243 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/VE/BID-V2205/2007(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003244 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/VE/BID-V2207/2001(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003245 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/VE/BID-V2208/2002(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003246 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/VE/BID-V2209/2002(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003247 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/VE/BID-V2210/2002(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003248 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/VE/BID-V2211/2002(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003249 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/VE/BID-V2212/2003(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003250 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/VE/BID-V2213/2003(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003251 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/VE/BID-V2214/2003(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003252 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/VE/BID-V2215/2003(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003253 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/VE/BID-V2217/2003(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003254 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/VE/BID-V2218/2003(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003255 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/VE/BID-V2219/2003(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003256 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/VE/BID-V2220/2004(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003257 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/VE/BID-V2222/2004(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003258 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/VE/BID-V2223/2004(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003259 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/VE/BID-V2224/2004(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003260 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/VE/BID-V2225/2004(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003261 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/VE/BID-V2226/2004(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003262 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/VE/BID-V2228/2004(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003263 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/VE/BID-V2231/2004(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003264 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/VE/BID-V2232/2004(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003265 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/VE/BID-V2233/2004(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003266 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/VE/BID-V2234/2004(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003267 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/VE/BID-V2239/2005(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003268 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/VE/BID-V2240/2005(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003269 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/VE/BID-V2242/2005(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003270 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/VE/BID-V2244/2005(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003271 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/VE/BID-V2247/2005(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003272 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/VE/BID-V2256/2005(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003273 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/VE/BID-V2257/2006(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003274 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/VE/BID-V2266/2006(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003275 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/VE/BID-V2267/2008(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003276 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/VE/BID-V2268/2008(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003277 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/VE/BID-V2452/2001(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003278 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/VE/BID-V2453/2001(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003279 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/VE/BID-V2454/2001(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003280 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/VE/BID-V2455/2001(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003281 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/VE/BID-V2480/2007(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003282 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/VE/BID-V2481/2007(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003283 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/VE/BID-V2482/2007(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003284 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/VE/BID-V2483/2007(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003285 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/VE/BID-V2484/2007(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003286 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/VE/BID-V2965/2000(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003287 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/VE/BID-V2966/2001(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003288 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/VE/BID-V2967/2001(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003289 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/VE/BID-V2968/2002(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003290 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/VE/BID-V2969/2003(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003291 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/VE/BID-V2970/2003(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003292 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/VE/BID-V2971/2007(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003293 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/VE/BID-V903/2001(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003294 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/VE/BID-V904/2001(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003295 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/VE/BID-V905/2001(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003296 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/VE/BID-V906/2001(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003297 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/VE/BID-V907/2001(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003298 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/VE/BID-V908/2001(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003299 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/VE/BID-V911/2001(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003300 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/VE/BID-V912/2001(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003301 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/VE/BID-V913/2001(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003302 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/VE/BID-V915/2001(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003303 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/VE/BID-V916/2001(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003304 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/VN/BID-V1008/2006(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003305 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/VN/BID-V1009/2006(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003306 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/VN/BID-V1010/2006(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003307 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/VN/BID-V1011/2006(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003308 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/VN/BID-V1012/2006(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003309 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/VN/BID-V1013/2006(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003310 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/VN/BID-V1014/2006(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003311 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/VN/BID-V1015/2006(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003312 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/VN/BID-V1016/2006(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003313 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/VN/BID-V1017/2007(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003314 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/VN/BID-V1018/2007(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003315 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/VN/BID-V1326/2006(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003316 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/VN/BID-V1327/2006(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003317 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/VN/BID-V1329/2006(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003318 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/VN/BID-V1330/2006(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003319 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/VN/BID-V1331/2006(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003320 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/VN/BID-V1769/2007(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003321 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/VN/BID-V1783/2007(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003322 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/VN/BID-V1786/2007(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003323 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/VN/BID-V1790/2007(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003324 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/VN/BID-V1810/2007(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003325 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/VN/BID-V1815/2007(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003326 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/VN/BID-V1817/2007(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003327 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/VN/BID-V1824/2007(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003328 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/VN/BID-V1831/2007(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003329 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/VN/BID-V1833/2007(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003330 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/VN/BID-V1874/2008(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003331 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/VN/BID-V1877/2007(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003332 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/VN/BID-V1882/2007(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003333 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/VN/BID-V1891/2007(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003334 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/VN/BID-V1897/2007(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003335 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/VN/BID-V1911/2008(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003336 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/VN/BID-V1936/2008(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003337 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/VN/BID-V1946/2008(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003338 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/VN/BID-V1953/2008(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003339 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/VN/BID-V1957/2008(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003340 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV-3/WS/BID-V2973/1995(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003341 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV3/BR/D3LIMHO/2006-3 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003342 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV3/Vietnam/10dx-223-801-Placebo-60hrs-3 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003343 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV3/Vietnam/10dx-223-802-Placebo-60hrs-3 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003344 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV3/Vietnam/10dx-232-801-Placebo-36hrs-3 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003345 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV3/Vietnam/10dx-232-802-Placebo-36hrs-3 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003346 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV3/Vietnam/10dx-235-801-3000mg-0hrs-3 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003347 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV3/Vietnam/10dx-240-801-3000mg-24hrs-3 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003348 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV3/Vietnam/10dx-240-802-3000mg-24hrs-3 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003349 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV3/Vietnam/10dx-242-801-3000mg-12hrs-3 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003350 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DENV3/Vietnam/10dx-242-802-3000mg-12hrs-3 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003351 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR DTID-ZJU04(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003352 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR FW01(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003353 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR FW06(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003354 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR GWL-25(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003355 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR GZ1D3(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003356 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR GZ2D3-3 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003357 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR H87-3 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003358 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR InJ-16-82(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003359 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR KJ30i(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003360 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR KJ46(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003361 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR KJ71(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003362 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR mutant BDH02-01(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003363 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR mutant BDH02-03(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003364 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR mutant BDH02-04(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003365 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR mutant BDH02-07(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003366 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR mutant InJ-I6-82(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003367 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR mutant PhMH-J1-97(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003368 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR ND143 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003369 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR PAR DENV3 5532-07-3 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003370 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR PF89/27643(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003371 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR PF89/320219(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003372 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR PF90/3050(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003373 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR PF90/3056(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003374 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR PF90/6056(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003375 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR PF92/2956(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003376 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR PF92/2986(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003377 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR PF92/4190(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003378 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR PF94/136116(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003379 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR PH86(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003380 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR PhMH-J1-97(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003381 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR PI64(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003382 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR SGEHI(D3)0040Y09(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003383 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR SGEHI(D3)0235Y07(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003384 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR Singapore 8120/95(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003385 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR Singapore(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003386 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR Sleman/78(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003387 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR Taiwan-739079A(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003388 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR TB16(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003389 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR TB55i(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003390 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR ThD3_0007_87-3 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003391 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR ThD3_0010_87-3 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003392 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR ThD3_0055_93-3 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003393 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR ThD3_0104_93-3 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003394 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR ThD3_1283_98-3 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003395 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR ThD3_1687_98-3 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003396 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR UNC3001 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003397 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR UNKNOWN-CS805342(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003398 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR UNKNOWN-FU267586(3) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003399 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR UNKNOWN-FV537262 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003400 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR UNKNOWN-FV537263 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003401 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR UNKNOWN-FV537264 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003402 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR UNKNOWN-FV537265 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003403 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR UNKNOWN-JN368477-3 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003404 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR VE_61035_2006-3 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003405 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR VE_61051_2006-3 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003406 dengue virus serotype 3 strain. ViPR ZJYW2009-3 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003407 dengue virus serotype 4 strain. ViPR 2A(4) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003408 dengue virus serotype 4 strain. ViPR 814669-4 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003409 dengue virus serotype 4 strain. ViPR B5(4) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003410 dengue virus serotype 4 strain. ViPR Br246RR/10-4 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003411 dengue virus serotype 4 strain. ViPR D4MY01-22713(4) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003412 dengue virus serotype 4 strain. ViPR D4MY01-23476(4) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003413 dengue virus serotype 4 strain. ViPR D4MY02-26658(4) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003414 dengue virus serotype 4 strain. ViPR D4MY03-27498(4) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003415 dengue virus serotype 4 strain. ViPR D4MY03-27949(4) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003416 dengue virus serotype 4 strain. ViPR D4MY04-31586(4) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003417 dengue virus serotype 4 strain. ViPR D4MY04-32729(4) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003418 dengue virus serotype 4 strain. ViPR D4MY95-328(4) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003419 dengue virus serotype 4 strain. ViPR DENV-4/CO/BID-V1600/1997(4) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003420 dengue virus serotype 4 strain. ViPR DENV-4/CO/BID-V3406/2001(4) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003421 dengue virus serotype 4 strain. ViPR DENV-4/CO/BID-V3407/2001(4) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003422 dengue virus serotype 4 strain. ViPR DENV-4/CO/BID-V3408/2001(4) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003423 dengue virus serotype 4 strain. ViPR DENV-4/CO/BID-V3409/2001(4) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003424 dengue virus serotype 4 strain. ViPR DENV-4/CO/BID-V3410/2004(4) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003425 dengue virus serotype 4 strain. ViPR DENV-4/CO/BID-V3411/2004(4) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003426 dengue virus serotype 4 strain. ViPR DENV-4/CO/BID-V3412/2005(4) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003427 dengue virus serotype 4 strain. ViPR DENV-4/PH/BID-V3361/1956(4) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003428 dengue virus serotype 4 strain. ViPR DENV-4/SG/06K2270DK1/2005(4) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003429 dengue virus serotype 4 strain. ViPR DENV-4/US/BID-V1082/1998(4) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003430 dengue virus serotype 4 strain. ViPR DENV-4/US/BID-V1083/1986(4) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003431 dengue virus serotype 4 strain. ViPR DENV-4/US/BID-V1093/1998(4) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003432 dengue virus serotype 4 strain. ViPR DENV-4/US/BID-V1094/1998(4) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003433 dengue virus serotype 4 strain. ViPR DENV-4/US/BID-V2429/1994(4) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003434 dengue virus serotype 4 strain. ViPR DENV-4/US/BID-V2430/1994(4) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003435 dengue virus serotype 4 strain. ViPR DENV-4/US/BID-V2431/1995(4) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003436 dengue virus serotype 4 strain. ViPR DENV-4/US/BID-V2432/1995(4) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003437 dengue virus serotype 4 strain. ViPR DENV-4/US/BID-V2433/1995(4) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003438 dengue virus serotype 4 strain. ViPR DENV-4/US/BID-V2434/1995(4) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003439 dengue virus serotype 4 strain. ViPR DENV-4/US/BID-V2435/1996(4) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003440 dengue virus serotype 4 strain. ViPR DENV-4/US/BID-V2436/1996(4) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003441 dengue virus serotype 4 strain. ViPR DENV-4/US/BID-V2437/1996(4) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003442 dengue virus serotype 4 strain. ViPR DENV-4/US/BID-V2438/1996(4) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003443 dengue virus serotype 4 strain. ViPR DENV-4/US/BID-V2439/1996(4) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003444 dengue virus serotype 4 strain. ViPR DENV-4/US/BID-V2440/1996(4) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003445 dengue virus serotype 4 strain. ViPR DENV-4/US/BID-V2441/1998(4) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003446 dengue virus serotype 4 strain. ViPR DENV-4/US/BID-V2442/1998(4) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003447 dengue virus serotype 4 strain. ViPR DENV-4/US/BID-V2443/1998(4) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003448 dengue virus serotype 4 strain. ViPR DENV-4/US/BID-V2444/1998(4) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003449 dengue virus serotype 4 strain. ViPR DENV-4/US/BID-V2445/1998(4) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003450 dengue virus serotype 4 strain. ViPR DENV-4/US/BID-V2446/1999(4) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003451 dengue virus serotype 4 strain. ViPR DENV-4/US/BID-V2447/1999(4) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003452 dengue virus serotype 4 strain. ViPR DENV-4/US/BID-V2448/1999(4) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003453 dengue virus serotype 4 strain. ViPR DENV-4/US/BID-V860/1994(4) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003454 dengue virus serotype 4 strain. ViPR DENV-4/VE/BID-V1153/2007(4) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003455 dengue virus serotype 4 strain. ViPR DENV-4/VE/BID-V1154/2007(4) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003456 dengue virus serotype 4 strain. ViPR DENV-4/VE/BID-V1155/2007(4) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003457 dengue virus serotype 4 strain. ViPR DENV-4/VE/BID-V1156/2007(4) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003458 dengue virus serotype 4 strain. ViPR DENV-4/VE/BID-V1157/2007(4) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003459 dengue virus serotype 4 strain. ViPR DENV-4/VE/BID-V1158/2007(4) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003460 dengue virus serotype 4 strain. ViPR DENV-4/VE/BID-V1159/2007(4) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003461 dengue virus serotype 4 strain. ViPR DENV-4/VE/BID-V1160/2007(4) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003462 dengue virus serotype 4 strain. ViPR DENV-4/VE/BID-V1161/2007(4) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003463 dengue virus serotype 4 strain. ViPR DENV-4/VE/BID-V2163/1998(4) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003464 dengue virus serotype 4 strain. ViPR DENV-4/VE/BID-V2164/1998(4) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003465 dengue virus serotype 4 strain. ViPR DENV-4/VE/BID-V2165/1998(4) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003466 dengue virus serotype 4 strain. ViPR DENV-4/VE/BID-V2166/1998(4) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003467 dengue virus serotype 4 strain. ViPR DENV-4/VE/BID-V2167/1998 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003468 dengue virus serotype 4 strain. ViPR DENV-4/VE/BID-V2170/1999(4) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003469 dengue virus serotype 4 strain. ViPR DENV-4/VE/BID-V2172/1999(4) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003470 dengue virus serotype 4 strain. ViPR DENV-4/VE/BID-V2173/1999(4) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003471 dengue virus serotype 4 strain. ViPR DENV-4/VE/BID-V2176/2000(4) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003472 dengue virus serotype 4 strain. ViPR DENV-4/VE/BID-V2177/2000(4) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003473 dengue virus serotype 4 strain. ViPR DENV-4/VE/BID-V2194/2001(4) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003474 dengue virus serotype 4 strain. ViPR DENV-4/VE/BID-V2206/2001(4) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003475 dengue virus serotype 4 strain. ViPR DENV-4/VE/BID-V2489/2007(4) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003476 dengue virus serotype 4 strain. ViPR DENV-4/VE/BID-V2490/2007(4) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003477 dengue virus serotype 4 strain. ViPR DENV-4/VE/BID-V2491/2007(4) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003478 dengue virus serotype 4 strain. ViPR DENV-4/VE/BID-V2492/2007(4) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003479 dengue virus serotype 4 strain. ViPR DENV-4/VE/BID-V2493/2007(4) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003480 dengue virus serotype 4 strain. ViPR DENV-4/VE/BID-V2494/2007(4) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003481 dengue virus serotype 4 strain. ViPR DENV-4/VE/BID-V2495/2007(4) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003482 dengue virus serotype 4 strain. ViPR DENV-4/VE/BID-V2496/2007(4) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003483 dengue virus serotype 4 strain. ViPR DENV-4/VE/BID-V2497/2007(4) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003484 dengue virus serotype 4 strain. ViPR DENV-4/VE/BID-V2498/2007(4) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003485 dengue virus serotype 4 strain. ViPR DENV-4/VE/BID-V2499/2007(4) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003486 dengue virus serotype 4 strain. ViPR DENV-4/VE/BID-V2500/2007(4) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003487 dengue virus serotype 4 strain. ViPR DENV-4/VE/BID-V2501/2008(4) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003488 dengue virus serotype 4 strain. ViPR DENV-4/VE/BID-V2607/2006 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003489 dengue virus serotype 4 strain. ViPR DENV-4/VE/BID-V2610/2007(4) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003490 dengue virus serotype 4 strain. ViPR GD07/78 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003491 dengue virus serotype 4 strain. ViPR GD09/90 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003492 dengue virus serotype 4 strain. ViPR GZ1D4-4 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003493 dengue virus serotype 4 strain. ViPR GZ30-4 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003494 dengue virus serotype 4 strain. ViPR H241-4 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003495 dengue virus serotype 4 strain. ViPR H402276-4 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003496 dengue virus serotype 4 strain. ViPR H772854-4 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003497 dengue virus serotype 4 strain. ViPR Haiti73-4 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003498 dengue virus serotype 4 strain. ViPR INDIA G11337-4 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003499 dengue virus serotype 4 strain. ViPR INH6412-4 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003500 dengue virus serotype 4 strain. ViPR P73-1120-4 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003501 dengue virus serotype 4 strain. ViPR P75-215-4 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003502 dengue virus serotype 4 strain. ViPR P75-514-4 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003503 dengue virus serotype 4 strain. ViPR rDEN4 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003504 dengue virus serotype 4 strain. ViPR recombinant clone 2Adel30(4) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003505 dengue virus serotype 4 strain. ViPR recombinant clone rDEN4del30(4) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003506 dengue virus serotype 4 strain. ViPR Singapore 8976/95(4) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003507 dengue virus serotype 4 strain. ViPR Taiwan-2K0713(4) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003508 dengue virus serotype 4 strain. ViPR ThD4_0017_97-4 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003509 dengue virus serotype 4 strain. ViPR ThD4_0087_77-4 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003510 dengue virus serotype 4 strain. ViPR ThD4_0348_91-4 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003511 dengue virus serotype 4 strain. ViPR ThD4_0476_97-4 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003512 dengue virus serotype 4 strain. ViPR ThD4_0485_01-4 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003513 dengue virus serotype 4 strain. ViPR ThD4_0734_00-4 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003514 dengue virus serotype 4 strain. ViPR UNKNOWN-AF326825(4) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003515 dengue virus serotype 4 strain. ViPR UNKNOWN-FV537266 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003516 dengue virus serotype 4 strain. ViPR UNKNOWN-FV537267 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003517 dengue virus serotype 4 strain. ViPR UNKNOWN-FV537268 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003518 dengue virus serotype 4 strain. ViPR UNKNOWN-FV537269 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003519 dengue virus serotype 4 strain. ViPR UNKNOWN-M14931(4) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003520 dengue virus serotype 4 strain. ViPR VE_61013_2007-4 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003521 dengue virus serotype 4 strain. ViPR VE_61027_2007-4 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003522 dengue virus serotype 4 strain. ViPR VE_61054_2007-4 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003523 dengue virus serotype 4 strain. ViPR VE_61073_2007-4 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003524 dengue virus serotype 4 strain. ViPR VE_61110_2007-4 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003528 Auxiliary, supportive and secondary treatment for dengue shock syndrome not focusing on the virus. EM:EM ancillary treatment of dengue shock syndrome IDODEN:IDODEN_0003529 The beginning of primary dengue infection through the introduction of the dengue virus into the body of an individual. EM:EM initiation of primary dengue infection IDODEN:IDODEN_0003531 A human population with acquired partial or full immunity against dengue. EM:EM human population of immune individuals IDODEN:IDODEN_0003532 A human population with no immunity against dengue. EM:EM human population of non-immune individuals IDODEN:IDODEN_0003533 Region encoding the dengue C protein. EM:EM dengue capsid gene dengue C gene IDODEN:IDODEN_0003534 Region encoding the dengue E protein. EM:EM dengue envelope gene dengue E gene IDODEN:IDODEN_0003535 Region encoding the dengue NS1 protein. EM:EM dengue non structural 1 gene dengue NS1 gene IDODEN:IDODEN_0003536 Region encoding the dengue NS2A protein. EM:EM dengue non structural 2A gene dengue NS2A gene IDODEN:IDODEN_0003537 Region encoding the dengue NS2B protein. EM:EM dengue non structural 2B gene dengue NS2B gene IDODEN:IDODEN_0003538 Region encoding the dengue NS3 protein. EM:EM dengue non structural 3 gene dengue NS3 gene IDODEN:IDODEN_0003539 Region encoding the dengue NS4A protein. EM:EM dengue non structural 4A gene dengue NS4A gene IDODEN:IDODEN_0003540 Region encoding the dengue NS4B protein. EM:EM dengue non structural 4B gene dengue NS4B gene IDODEN:IDODEN_0003541 Region encoding the dengue NS5 protein. EM:EM dengue non structural 5 gene dengue NS5 gene IDODEN:IDODEN_0003542 Region encoding the dengue prM protein. EM:EM dengue membrane precursor gene dengue prM gene IDODEN:IDODEN_0003543 The process by which a receptor in the dengue host interprets its surroundings. EM:EM receptor recognition IDODEN:IDODEN_0003544 The process by which a B cell receptor in the dengue host interprets its surroundings. EM:EM BcR recognition B cell receptor recognition IDODEN:IDODEN_0003545 The process by which a Fc receptor in the dengue host interprets its surroundings. EM:EM FcR recognition Fc receptor recognition IDODEN:IDODEN_0003546 The process by which a Fc-gamma receptor I in the dengue host interprets its surroundings. EM:EM Fc-gamma receptor I recognition IDODEN:IDODEN_0003547 The process by which a T cell receptor in the dengue host interprets its surroundings. EM:EM T-cell receptor recognition TcR recognition T cell receptor recognition IDODEN:IDODEN_0003548 The process by which a complement receptor in the dengue host interprets its surroundings. EM:EM complement receptor recognition IDODEN:IDODEN_0003549 The process by which a complement receptor 1 in the dengue host interprets its surroundings. EM:EM CR1 recognition complement receptor 1 recognition IDODEN:IDODEN_0003550 The process by which a pattern-recognition receptor in the dengue host interprets its surroundings. EM:EM PRR recognition pattern-recognition receptor recognition IDODEN:IDODEN_0003551 The process by which a toll like receptor in the dengue host interprets its surroundings. EM:EM TLR recognition toll like receptor recognition IDODEN:IDODEN_0003552 The process by which a toll like receptor 2 in the dengue host interprets its surroundings. EM:EM TLR2 recognition toll like receptor 2 recognition IDODEN:IDODEN_0003553 The process by which a toll like receptor 4 in the dengue host interprets its surroundings. EM:EM TLR4 recognition toll like receptor 4 recognition IDODEN:IDODEN_0003554 The process by which a toll like receptor 9 in the dengue host interprets its surroundings. EM:EM TLR9 recognitio toll like receptor 9 recognition IDODEN:IDODEN_0003555 A general therapeutic procedure applied for dengue. EM:EM general therapeutic procedure IDODEN:IDODEN_0003556 Any investigation aiming at finding the state of an individual. EM:EM investigation relating to the human host IDODEN:IDODEN_0003557 The collection of data relating to the epidemiology of dengue, to be processed and used for the survey of the state of the disease in a given area. EM:EM collection of epidemiological data IDODEN:IDODEN_0003558 Hyperendemicity is seen in areas with intense but seasonal transmission where the immunity is insufficient to prevent the effects of dengue on all age groups. EM:EM hyperendemicity IDODEN:IDODEN_0003559 Hypoendemicity denotes areas where there is little denuge transmission and the effects of dengue on the general population are unimportant. EM:EM hypoendemicity IDODEN:IDODEN_0003560 The fact that autochthonous cases of dengue can be present at varying frequencies in an area or community. EM:EM dengue endemicity IDODEN:IDODEN_0003561 Rehydration is the replenishment of water, or water and electrolytes. KL:KL Important aspect of dengue therapy, especially in children and pregnant women, due to increased dehydration through fever in hot climates. rehydration IDODEN:IDODEN_0003562 The term includes immigrant members of populations in disease-endemic areas who have not yet acquired protective immunity against the disease. EM:EM non-immune immigrant IDODEN:IDODEN_0003572 The detrimental process in which the dengue virus colonizes or replicates in a host environment EM:EM dengue infection IDODEN:IDODEN_0003573 Substances secreted by a cell, a tissue, or an organ; the products of secretion. ISBN-10:0618824359 secreta IDODEN:IDODEN_0003574 The union of male and female gametes and formation of a zygote in Aedes vectors. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 fertilization (genus Aedes) IDODEN:IDODEN_0003575 The beginning of secondary dengue infection through the introduction of the dengue virus into the body of an individual. EM:EM initiation of secondary dengue infection IDODEN:IDODEN_0003576 All clinical features of dengue fever from infection to cure or death. EM:EM progression of dengue fever IDODEN:IDODEN_0003578 The first of the three structural domains of the E protein ectodomain. PMID:18562544 EDI envelope protein domain I IDODEN:IDODEN_0003579 The second of the three structural domains of the E protein ectodomain. PMID:18562544 EDII envelope protein domain II IDODEN:IDODEN_0003580 The third of the three structural domains of the E protein ectodomain. PMID:18562544 EDIII envelope protein domain III IDODEN:IDODEN_0003582 Antibody against the dengue E protein. PMID:22235356 anti-E Ab IDODEN:IDODEN_0003585 The ability of the dengue virus to cause disease in a host of a given type. EM:EM dengue virus pathogenicity IDODEN:IDODEN_0003601 The process during which the dengue virus establishes itself in the salivary glands of its mosquito vector. PMID:23295765 dengue virus establishment in salivary glands IDODEN:IDODEN_0003602 The process during which the dengue virus establishes itself in the central nervous system of its mosquito vector. PMID:23295765 dengue virus establishment in the central nervous system dengue virus establishment in the CNS IDODEN:IDODEN_0003603 Internalization of the dengue virion into the target cell. ISSN:1746-0794 endocytosis of dengue virion IDODEN:IDODEN_0003606 A summary measure of the degree of infestation of laundry basins (pilas) by mosquitoes. This index is the sum of four variables—presence of any immature stages (larvae and/or pupae), presence of pupae, detection of third-fourth-instar larvae in a five-dip net sample, and a log-transformation of the number of larvae recovered TDR:DEN3.1 composite index IDODEN:IDODEN_0003607 Inspection of randomly selected houses for the presence of containers holding water, and each detected container was sampled to extract and count the number pupae present. PMID:19556574 pupal survey IDODEN:IDODEN_0003608 An open container, often used to hold cut flowers. It can be made from a number of materials including ceramics and glass. Wikipedia:Vase vase IDODEN:IDODEN_0003609 A ring-shaped covering that fits around a wheel's rim to protect it and enable better vehicle performance. Most tires, such as those for automobiles and bicycles, provide traction between the vehicle and the road while providing a flexible cushion that absorbs shock. Wikipedia:Tire tyre car tire car tyre tire IDODEN:IDODEN_0003610 A rigid container with a neck that is narrower than the body and a "mouth". Wikipedia:bottle bottle IDODEN:IDODEN_0003611 A drum is a cylindrical container used for shipping bulk cargo. wikipedia:drum_(container) drum IDODEN:IDODEN_0003612 Inspection and measurement of randomly left oviposition traps for the presense of larvae. oviposition trap survey ovitrap survey IDODEN:IDODEN_0003613 The percentage of houses infested with Aedes aegypti larvae and/or pupae. WHO:WHO HI house index IDODEN:IDODEN_0003614 Percentage of water holding containers infested with larvae or pupae. WHO:WHO CI container index IDODEN:IDODEN_0003615 The number of positive containers per 100 houses inspected. WHO:WHO BI Breteau index IDODEN:IDODEN_0003618 The beginning of a dengue infection through the introduction of the dengue virus into the body of an individual. EM:EM initiation of dengue infection IDODEN:IDODEN_0003636 Secretum of the salivary gland of a human. EM:EM human saliva IDODEN:IDODEN_0003637 Secretum of the salivary gland of a mosquito. EM:EM mosquito saliva IDODEN:IDODEN_0003638 A given population of Aedes aegypti as dengue vectors in a specific area. EM:EM Aedes aegypti vector population IDODEN:IDODEN_0003639 A given population of Aedes albopictus as dengue vectors in a specific area. EM:EM Aedes albopictus vector population IDODEN:IDODEN_0003640 A given population of Aedes polynesiensis as dengue vectors in a specific area. EM:EM Aedes polynesiensis vector population IDODEN:IDODEN_0003641 A given population of Aedes scutellaris as dengue vectors in a specific area. EM:EM Aedes scutellaris vector population IDODEN:IDODEN_0003642 The collection of data relating to the entomology of the disease, to be processed and used for the survey of the state of the disease in a given area. EM:EM collection of entomological data IDODEN:IDODEN_0003643 Any investigation aiming at finding the state of the dengue virus. EM:EM investigation relating to dengue virus IDODEN:IDODEN_0003644 Transmission of dengue to patients due to medical interference, such as transmission by contaminated blood transfusion. EM:EM accidental dengue transmission iatrogenic dengue transmission proocess IDODEN:IDODEN_0003645 Transmission for the experimental trials of vaccines or drugs. EM:EM deliberate dengue transmission IDODEN:IDODEN_0003646 Dengue transmission through transfer of infected blood into a patient by accident. EM:EM accidental dengue transmission IDODEN:IDODEN_0003647 The time period during which a patient participating in a disease course gradually returns to participating in a canonical life course. EM:EM convalescence period IDODEN:IDODEN_0003648 Time period during which a patient suffers from elevated body temperature. EM:EM febrile phase IDODEN:IDODEN_0003650 The period of remission of fever on days 3-7 of illness. The period of clinically significant plasma leakage. EM:EM critical phase IDODEN:IDODEN_0003651 The time period were general well-being improves. EM:EM recovery phase IDODEN:IDODEN_0003652 Any process carried out to determine the condition of a patient's liver. EM:EM liver examination IDODEN:IDODEN_0003653 A tire that has been discarded. KL:KL scrap tyre scrap tire IDODEN:IDODEN_0003654 The time between a human being infected and the onset of symptoms due to the infection. PMID:23226436 pathogen latent period in vertebrate host intrinsic incubation period IDODEN:IDODEN_0003700 The variety of oviposition behaviours exhibited by female Aedes mosquitoes. EM:EM Aedes oviposition behaviour IDODEN:IDODEN_0003701 A bucket (or pail) is typically a watertight, vertical cylinder or truncated cone, with an open top and a flat bottom, usually attached to a semicircular carrying handle called the bail. Wikipedia:Bucket pail bucket IDODEN:IDODEN_0003702 A tank filled with liquid, connected to a toilet, used to induce water into the toilet bowl. EM:EM toilent tank IDODEN:IDODEN_0003703 The expanse of space in a shower for a person to stand on. EM:EM shower floor IDODEN:IDODEN_0003704 Fravid females dispersing single eggs or small groups of eggs into multiple water containers. PMID:12823837 skip-oviposition skip oviposition IDODEN:IDODEN_0003705 A pail is a technical term, used in the shipping industry, to designate a type of cylindrical shipping container with a capacity of about 1 to 12 gal (3 to 50 L). It can have straight or slanted sides and usually has a handle or bail. Wikipedia:Pail_(container) pail IDODEN:IDODEN_0003706 gully trap IDODEN:IDODEN_0003707 A flat vessel on which a flowerpot is placed. EM:EM flowerpot saucer plant pot plates plant pot saucer flowerpot plates IDODEN:IDODEN_0003708 The receptacle for water used in an air-conditioning unit. EM:EM air-conditioner tray IDODEN:IDODEN_0003709 A cylindrical vessel used for holding bamboo poles. EM:EM bamboo pole holder IDODEN:IDODEN_0003710 The part below the seat of a toilet that can be flushed with water. Collins:Dictionary toilet bowl IDODEN:IDODEN_0003711 A drain normally located on a roof or deck that allows rain water to drain off. scupper drain IDODEN:IDODEN_0003712 A rain gutter is a narrow channel, or trough, forming the component of a roof system which collects and diverts rainwater shed by the roof. It is also known as an eavestrough (especially in Canada), eaves channel guttering or simply as a gutter. Wikipedia:Rain_gutter gutter roof gutter eaves channel guttering eavesthrough rain gutter IDODEN:IDODEN_0003713 A drain is the primary vessel for unwanted water to be flumed away, either to a more useful area, funnelled into a receptacle, or run into the sewers as waste. Wikipedia:Drain_(plumbing) drain IDODEN:IDODEN_0003715 A fountain is a piece of architecture which pours water into a basin or jets it into the air to supply drinking water and/or for a decorative or dramatic effect, Wikipedia:Fountain fountain IDODEN:IDODEN_0003716 A barrel, cask, or tun is a hollow cylindrical container, traditionally made of wooden staves bound by wooden or metal hoops. Traditionally, the barrel was a standard size of measure referring to a set capacity or weight of a given commodity. Wikipedia:Barrel cusk tun barrel IDODEN:IDODEN_0003717 A swimming pool, swimming bath, wading pool, paddling pool, or simply a pool, is a container filled with water intended for swimming or water-based recreation. Wikipedia:Swimming_pool pool swimming bath paddling pool wading pool swimming pool IDODEN:IDODEN_0003750 Number of mosquitoes in a population relative to space. EM:EM mosquito population density IDODEN:IDODEN_0003751 The state or fact of continuing to live or exist, typically in spite of an accident, ordeal, or difficult circumstances. Oxford:Dictionaries survival IDODEN:IDODEN_0003752 The continuation of life or existence of a mosquito. EM:EM mosquito survival IDODEN:IDODEN_0003753 In epidemiology, a variable associated with an increased risk of disease or infection. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Risk_factor risk factor IDODEN:IDODEN_0003754 A process of locomotion of the vertebrate host. EM:EM vertebrate host movement IDODEN:IDODEN_0003756 Any case of severe dengue fever occuring. EM:EM occurrence of severe dengue fever IDODEN:IDODEN_0003757 The lack of ability of a mosquito to transmit a pathogen. EM:EM refractoriness IDODEN:IDODEN_0003760 The usage of Wolbachia in a potential vector. EM:EM introduction of Wolbachia IDODEN:IDODEN_0003761 Cytoplasmic incompatibility is a reproductive incompatibility induced by maternally transmitted bacteria of the genera Wolbachia and Cardinium. PMID:16361236 CI cytoplasmic incompatibility IDODEN:IDODEN_0003762 A dengue disease that results_in infection, has_material_basis_in Dengue virus [NCBITaxon:12637] with four serotypes (Dengue virus 1, 2, 3 and 4), which are transmitted_by Aedes mosquito bite. The infection has no manifestations of symptoms. DOID:0050143 asymptomatic dengue IDODEN:IDODEN_0003763 The life-threatening form of dengue fever, caused by the dengue virus. EM:EM severe dengue DHF-SS DHFSS dengue hemorrhagic fever shock syndrome dengue hemorrhagic fever-shock syndrome DHF dengue hemorrhagic fever IDODEN:IDODEN_0003764 The most severe form of dengue fever, which is life-threatening. EM:EM severe dengue DSS dengue shock syndrome IDODEN:IDODEN_0003767 A late phase of dengue virus replication during which all the components necessary for the formation of a mature dengue virion collect at a particular site in the cell and the basic structure of the virus particle is formed. EM:EM dengue virion assembly IDODEN:IDODEN_0003768 Any process involved directly in the dengue virus genome replication, including viral nucleotide metabolism. EM:EM dengue virus genome replication IDODEN:IDODEN_0003769 The assembly of the component of viral parts into an infectious dengue virion. EM:EM dengue virus maturation IDODEN:IDODEN_0003770 The ability of the dengue virus to lie dormant. EM:EM Infection has occurred, but it might not have manifested itself nquality of being in a non replicative statentime to manifest itself na pathogen when it is in a non replicative state. latency of dengue virus IDODEN:IDODEN_0003780 EM:EM infected human IDODEN:IDODEN_0003785 The exhibition of any of the combined symptoms and signs of specific forms dengue caused by the serotype 5 dengue virus. EM:EM clinical manifestation of serotype 5 dengue IDODEN:IDODEN_0003786 A quality that inheres in an organism population and is the number of organisms in the population that have antibody specific for dengue virus serotype 5 in their serum at a specified time. EM:EM DENV-5 seroprevalence dengue virus serotype 5 seroprevalence IDODEN:IDODEN_0003787 A susceptibility that inheres in an organism and is the degree to which it can be harmed by the serotype 5 dengue virus. EM:EM susceptibility to DENV-5 susceptibility to dengue virus serotype 5 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003788 A drug susceptibility that inheres in the dengue virus serotype 5 and is the degree to which it can be harmed or inhibited from surviving by a drug. EM:EM drug susceptibility of DENV-5 drug susceptibility of dengue virus serotype 5 IDODEN:IDODEN_0003789 A quality that inheres in an infectious agent and is the likelihood that the dengue virus serotype 5 will undergo a horizontal transmission process. EM:EM DENV-5 transmissibility dengue virus serotype 5 transmissibility IDODEN:IDODEN_0003790 A quality that inheres in an infectious agent and is the degree to which realizations of the infectious disease caused by dengue virus serotype 5 become severe or fatal. EM:EM DENV-5 virulence dengue virus serotype 5 virulence IDODEN:IDODEN_0003791 Immunity against the serotype 5 dengue virus. EM:EM acquired immunity to serotype 5 dengue IDODEN:IDODEN_0003792 The single stranded RNA genome of the dengue serotype 5 virus with the same nucleotide polarity as mRNA. EM:EM DENV-5 genome dengue serotype 5 viral genome IDODEN:IDODEN_0003793 The assembled serotype 5 virus of dengue. EM:EM Dengue serotype 5 virion Dengue serotype 5 virus Serologic tests based on inactivation of complement by the antigen-antibody complex (stage 1); binding of free complement can be visualized by addition of a second antigen-antibody system such as red cells and appropriate red cell antibody (hemolysin) requiring complement for its completion (stage 2); failure of the red cells to lyse indicates that a specific antigen-antibody reaction has taken place in stage 1; if red cells lyse, free complement is present indicating no antigen-antibody reaction occurred in stage 1. CSP:1554-7543 complement fixation test Determining the presence or amount of nucleic acid in a sample. CSP:4009-0032 http://purl.bioontology.org/ontology/CSP nucleic acid detection MSH:D006403 Tests used in the analysis of the hemic system. MSH:D006403 http://purl.obolibrary.org/ontology/MSH hematologic test MSH:D009500 The measurement of infection-blocking titer of ANTISERA by testing a series of dilutions for a given virus-antiserum interaction end-point, which is generally the dilution at which tissue cultures inoculated with the serum-virus mixtures demonstrate cytopathology (CPE) or the dilution at which 50% of test animals injected with serum-virus mixtures show infectivity (ID50) or die (LD50). D009500 neutralization test MSH:D011156 Number of individuals in a population relative to space. MESH:MESH population densities densities population density population overpopulation population size population sizes underpopulation population density MSH:D012698 Diagnostic procedures involving immunoglobulin reactions. D012698 http://purl.bioontology.org/ontology/MSH serological assay http://purl.bioontology.org/ontology/SNOMEDCT/42106004 http://purl.bioontology.org/ontology/SNOMEDCT Hess test Rumpel-Leede test tourniquet test capillary fragility test npo:NPO_823 An antibody produced by a clone or genetically homogenous fast-growing cells i.e., hybridoma. Hybridoma cells are cloned to establish cell lines producing a specific antibody that is chemically and immunologically homogeneous. NCI:Thesaurus NCIT:C20401 MAb monoclonal antibody CARO:0000003 Material anatomical entity that has inherent 3D shape and is generated by coordinated expression of the organism's own genome. CARO:0000003 CARO:0000003 anatomical structure CHEBI:13941 An amino-acid anion that has formula CH2NO2. CHEBI:13941 MIRO_10000002 CH2NO2 Carbamat InChI=1S/CH3NO2/c2-1(3)4/h2H2,(H,3,4)/p-1 InChIKey=KXDHJXZQYSOELW-UHFFFAOYSA-M Karbamat NC([O-])=O carbamate ion carbamic acid, ion(1-) carbamate CHEBI:16130 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000157 DDT CHEBI:17514 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000292 cyanide CHEBI:18085 Any polysaccharide containing a substantial proportion of aminomonosaccharide residues. CHEBI:18085 Glycosaminoglycan GAG mucopolysaccharides Glykosaminoglykan glicosaminoglicano glycosaminoglycane glycosaminoglycans glycosaminoglycan CHEBI:18172 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000298 fluoroacetate CHEBI:18723 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000170 nicotine CHEBI:23457 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000102 cyclodiene organochlorine CHEBI:24942 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000181 IRAC:eClassification juvenile hormone mimic CHEBI:25355 A chemical substance which inhibits mitochondrial complex III electron transport chain. PT:PT MIRO:10000267 IRAC:eClassification "http://www.irac-online.org/eClassification/" inhibition of coupling site II mitochondrial complex III electron transport inhibitor CHEBI:2555 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000003 aldicarb CHEBI:25708 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000031 organophosphate CHEBI:2630 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000269 hydramethylnon CHEBI:26413 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000112 pyrethroid CHEBI:2653 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide.] PT:PT MIRO:10000005 aminocarb CHEBI:2665 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000266 amitraz CHEBI:27815 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000156 pyrethrum pyrethrin CHEBI:27928 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000074 parathion CHEBI:28201 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000281 rotenone CHEBI:28304 A highly sulfated linear glycosaminoglycan comprising complex patterns of uronic acid-(1->4)-D-glucosamine repeating subunits. Used as an injectable anticoagulant, it has the highest negative charge density of any known biological molecule. CHEBI:28304 Heparin (C26H40N2O36S5)n Bemiparin Certoparin Cy 222 Enoxaparin Fluxum Heparinic acid Parnaparin Reviparin Sandoparin heparina heparine heparinum heparin CHEBI:2953 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000035 azinphos-methyl CHEBI:2959 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000229 azocyclotin CHEBI:3014 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000007 benfuracarb CHEBI:30260 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000256 cyromazine CHEBI:3093 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000117 bifenthrin CHEBI:3218 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000254 buprofezin CHEBI:32253 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000154 transfluthrin CHEBI:32687 A benzodioxole that has formula C19H30O5. CHEBI:32687 IDOMAL_0000873 5-[2-(2-butoxyethoxy)ethoxymethyl]-6-propyl-1,3-benzodioxole 5-{[2-(2-butoxyethoxy)ethoxy]methyl}-6-propyl-1,3-benzodioxole PBO (3,4-methylenedioxy-6-propylbenzyl) (butyl) diethylene glycol ether (butylcarbityl)(6-propylpiperonyl)ether 2-(2-butoxyethoxy)ethyl 6-propylpiperonyl ether 5-propyl-4-(2,5,8-trioxa-dodecyl)-1,3-benzodioxole 6-propylpiperonyl butyl diethylene glycol ether C19H30O5 CCCCOCCOCCOCc1cc2OCOc2cc1CCC InChI=1S/C19H30O5/c1-3-5-7-20-8-9-21-10-11-22-14-17-13-19-18(23-15-24-19)12-16(17)6-4-2/h12-13H,3-11,14-15H2,1-2H3 InChIKey=FIPWRIJSWJWJAI-UHFFFAOYSA-N alpha-(2-(2-n-butoxyethoxy)-ethoxy)-4,5-methylenedioxy-2-propyltoluene alpha-[2-(2-butoxyethoxy)ethoxy]-4,5-(methylenedioxy)-2-propyltoluene butyl carbitol 6-propylpiperonyl ether piperonyl butoxide CHEBI:32888 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000105 MIRO:10000107 gamma-hexachlorocyclohexane lindane CHEBI:33755 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000285 tetronic acid derivative CHEBI:338873 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000086 prothiofos CHEBI:3390 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000010 carbaryl CHEBI:34304 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000014 fenobucarb CHEBI:3436 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000173 cartap CHEBI:34520 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000032 acephate CHEBI:34556 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000006 bendiocarb CHEBI:34572 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000114 MIRO:10000118 bioallethrin CHEBI:34611 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000011 carbofuran CHEBI:34620 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000312 chinomethionat CHEBI:34623 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000103 chlordane CHEBI:34631 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000040 chlorpyrifos CHEBI:34632 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000041 chlorpyrifos-methyl CHEBI:34682 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000045 diazinon CHEBI:34690 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000046 DDVP dichlorvos CHEBI:34692 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000314 dicofol CHEBI:34696 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000160 IUPAC:(1R\,4S\,4aS\,5R\,6R\,7S\,8S\,8aR)-1\,2\,3\,4\,10\,10-hexachloro-1\,4\,4a\,5\,6\,7\,8\,8a-octahydro-6\,7-epoxy-1\,4\:5\,8-dimethanonaphthalene dieldrin CHEBI:34703 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000243 diflubenzuron CHEBI:34714 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000048 dimethoate CHEBI:34733 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000051 EPN CHEBI:34757 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000056 fenitrothion CHEBI:34760 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000057 fensulfothion CHEBI:34761 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000058 fenthion CHEBI:34763 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000139 flucythrinate CHEBI:34785 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000106 heptachlor CHEBI:34801 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000064 isoxathion CHEBI:34837 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000068 methidathion CHEBI:34911 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000144 permethrin CHEBI:34917 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000076 phenthoate CHEBI:34938 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000023 propoxur CHEBI:35005 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000095 tetrachlorvinphos CHEBI:35033 An aryl phosphate that has formula C18H15O4P. CHEBI:35033 IDOMAL:0000886 Tryphenyl phosphate C18H15O4P InChI=1S/C18H15O4P/c19-23(20-16-10-4-1-5-11-16,21-17-12-6-2-7-13-17)22-18-14-8-3-9-15-18/h1-15H InChIKey=XZZNDPSIHUTMOC-UHFFFAOYSA-N O=P(Oc1ccccc1)(Oc1ccccc1)Oc1ccccc1 Phosphoric acid, triphenyl ester TPP Triphenoxyphosphine oxide Triphenylphosphate triphenyl phosphate CHEBI:35048 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000028 xylylcarb CHEBI:35813 Compounds having the structure R2S=O (R =/= H). CHEBI:35813 sulfoxides sulfoxide CHEBI:35883 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000294 phosphine CHEBI:36080 A biological macromolecule minimally consisting of one polypeptide chain synthesized at the ribosome. CHEBI:36080 CHEBI:13677 CHEBI:14911 proteins protein CHEBI:37397 Any of a class of 10--60 kDa glycosaminoglycan sulfates, widely distributed in cartilage and other mammalian connective tissues. CHEBI:37397 Chondroitin sulfate Chondroitinsulfat chondroitin polysulfate chondroitin sulfates chondroitin sulfuric acid chondroitin sulphate CHEBI:38449 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000261 methoxyfenozide CHEBI:38450 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000259 chromafenozide CHEBI:38451 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000260 halofenozide CHEBI:38452 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000262 tebufenozide CHEBI:38456 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000257 moulting disruptor via ecdysone agonist CHEBI:38462 A chemical substance which inhibits acetylcholine esterase. PT:PT MIRO:10000000 IRAC:eClassification acetylcholine esterase inhibitor CHEBI:38463 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide.] PT:PT MIRO:10000004 alanycarb CHEBI:38465 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide.] PT:PT MIRO:10000008 butocarboxim CHEBI:38470 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000009 butoxycarboxim CHEBI:38473 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000264 azadirachtin CHEBI:38476 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000012 carbosulfan CHEBI:38483 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000013 ethiofencarb CHEBI:38491 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000015 formetanate CHEBI:38494 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000241 benzoylurea CHEBI:38495 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000290 aluminium phosphide CHEBI:38500 A chemical substance which inhibits mitochondrial complex IV electron transport chain. PT:PT MIRO:10000288 IRAC:eClassification "http://www.irac-online.org/eClassification/" mitochondrial complex IV electron transport inhibitor CHEBI:38504 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000016 furathiocarb CHEBI:38505 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000017 isoprocarb CHEBI:38508 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000018 methiocarb CHEBI:38537 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000020 metolcarb CHEBI:38539 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000021 oxamyl CHEBI:38548 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000024 thiodicarb CHEBI:38549 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000025 thiofanox CHEBI:38559 CYP P450 protein cytochrome P-450 cytochrome P450 CHEBI:38569 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000026 trimethacarb CHEBI:38571 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000027 XMC CHEBI:38576 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000029 triazamate CHEBI:38578 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000033 azamethiphos CHEBI:38587 "A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide." PT:PT MIRO:10000034 azinphos-ethyl CHEBI:38588 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000036 cadusafos CHEBI:38590 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000037 chlorethoxyfos CHEBI:38591 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000273 fluacrypyrim CHEBI:38592 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000271 acequinocyl CHEBI:38593 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000275 fenazaquin CHEBI:38598 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000038 chlorfenvinphos CHEBI:38603 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000039 chlormephos CHEBI:38604 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000277 pyrimidifen CHEBI:38621 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000043 cyanophos CHEBI:38624 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000044 demeton-S-methyl CHEBI:38626 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000278 pyridaben CHEBI:38628 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000280 tolfenpyrad CHEBI:38630 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000283 indoxacarb CHEBI:38634 A chemical substance which blocks voltage-dependent sodium channels. PT:PT MIRO:10000282 IRAC:eClassification "http://www.irac-online.org/eClassification/" voltage-dependent sodium channel blocker CHEBI:38639 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000286 spirodiclofen CHEBI:38640 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000287 spiromesifen CHEBI:38658 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000047 dicrotophos CHEBI:38659 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000049 dimethylvinphos CHEBI:38660 A carboxylic ester obtained by formal condensation of 2-(4-methoxy[1,1'-biphenyl]-3-yl)hydrazinecarboxylic acid with 2-propanol. CHEBI:38660 MIRO:10000296 propan-2-yl 2-(4-methoxy[1,1'-biphenyl]-3-yl)hydrazinecarboxylate 2-(4-methoxy(1,1'-biphenyl)-3-yl)hydrazinecarboxylic acid 1-methylethyl ester C17H20N2O3 COc1ccc(cc1NNC(=O)OC(C)C)-c1ccccc1 InChI=1S/C17H20N2O3/c1-12(2)22-17(20)19-18-15-11-14(9-10-16(15)21-3)13-7-5-4-6-8-13/h4-12,18H,1-3H3,(H,19,20) InChIKey=VHLKTXFWDRXILV-UHFFFAOYSA-N isopropyl 2-(4-methoxybiphenyl-3-yl)hydrazinecarboxylate bifenazate CHEBI:38661 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000050 disulfoton CHEBI:38663 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000052 ethion CHEBI:38665 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000053 ethoprophos CHEBI:38677 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000054 famphur CHEBI:38680 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000055 fenamiphos CHEBI:38689 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000059 fonofos CHEBI:38692 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000060 fosthiazate CHEBI:38693 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000061 heptenophos CHEBI:38704 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000063 isocarbophos isopropyl O-(methoxyaminothio-phosphoryl)salicylate CHEBI:38718 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000066 mecarbam CHEBI:38721 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000067 methamidophos CHEBI:38725 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000069 mevinphos CHEBI:38728 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000070 monocrotophos CHEBI:38729 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000071 naled CHEBI:38730 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000072 omethoate CHEBI:38735 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000073 oxydemeton-methyl CHEBI:38737 A chemical substance that acts as an insecticide synergist. A substance often used as a synergist for insecticides, it is co-formulated with malathion and permethrin. The coformulation counteracts metabolic resistance. CHEBI:38737 KL:KL S,S,S-tributyl phosphorotrithioate tribufos Butifos C12H27OPS3 CCCCSP(=O)(SCCCC)SCCCC DEF defoliant InChI=1S/C12H27OPS3/c1-4-7-10-15-14(13,16-11-8-5-2)17-12-9-6-3/h4-12H2,1-3H3 InChIKey=ZOKXUAHZSKEQSS-UHFFFAOYSA-N S,S,S-tributyl phosphorotrithioate S,S,S-tributyl trithiophosphate butyl phosphorotrithioate phosphorotrithioic acid, S,S,S-tributyl ester tributylphosphorotrithioate tribufos CHEBI:38746 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000075 parathion-methyl CHEBI:38764 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000077 phorate CHEBI:38786 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000079 phosmet CHEBI:38798 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000307 flubendiamide CHEBI:38809 A chemical substance which modulates ryanodine receptor. PT:PT MIRO:10000306 IRAC:eClassification "http://www.irac-online.org/eClassification/" ryanodine receptor modulator CHEBI:38812 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000081 phoxim CHEBI:38813 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000310 benzoximate CHEBI:38832 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000080 phosphamidon CHEBI:38843 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000082 pirimiphos-methyl CHEBI:38845 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000083 O-(4-bromo-2-chlorophenyl) O-ethyl S-propyl phosphorothioate bromofos C11H15BrClO3PS CCCSP(=O)(OCC)Oc1ccc(Br)cc1Cl Curacron InChI=1S/C11H15BrClO3PS/c1-3-7-18-17(14,15-4-2)16-11-6-5-9(12)8-10(11)13/h5-6,8H,3-4,7H2,1-2H3 InChIKey=QYMMJNLHFKGANY-UHFFFAOYSA-N O-(4-bromo-2-chlorophenyl) O-ethyl S-propyl thiophosphate Phosphorothioic acid, O-(4-bromo-2-chlorophenyl) O-ethyl S-propyl ester profenofos CHEBI:38858 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000084 propaphos CHEBI:38864 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000085 propetamphos CHEBI:38876 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000087 pyraclofos CHEBI:38881 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000088 pyridaphenthion CHEBI:38887 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000316 pyridalyl CHEBI:38945 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000090 sulfotep CHEBI:38949 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000091 sulprofos CHEBI:38951 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000092 tebupirimfos CHEBI:38954 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000093 OMS-786 temephos CHEBI:38960 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000094 terbufos CHEBI:38962 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000096 thiometon CHEBI:38963 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000097 triazophos CHEBI:38990 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000099 vamidothion CHEBI:38999 IRAC:eClassification "http://www.irac-online.org/eClassification/" GABA-gated chloride channel antagonist CHEBI:39000 A chemical substance which modulates sodium channels. PT:PT MIRO:10000111 IRAC:eClassification "http://www.irac-online.org/eClassification/" sodium channel modulator CHEBI:3903 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000042 coumaphos CHEBI:39091 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000113 acrinathrin CHEBI:39115 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000119 bioallethrin S-cyclopentenyl CHEBI:39118 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000116 d-trans allethrin CHEBI:39137 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000115 d-cis-trans allethrin CHEBI:39163 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000162 acetamiprid CHEBI:39171 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000166 nitenpyram CHEBI:39175 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000167 thiacloprid CHEBI:39178 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000163 clothianidin CHEBI:39182 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000161 neonicotinoid CHEBI:39183 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000164 dinotefuran CHEBI:39185 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000168 thiamethoxam CHEBI:39188 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000172 bensultap CHEBI:39211 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000175 spinosad CHEBI:39213 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000177 avermectin and milbemycin CHEBI:39214 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000178 abamectin CHEBI:39225 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000180 milbemectin CHEBI:39233 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000179 emamectin benzoate CHEBI:39234 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000184 hydroprene CHEBI:39243 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000185 kinoprene CHEBI:39255 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000186 methoprene CHEBI:39260 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide." PT:PT MIRO:10000190 pyriproxyfen CHEBI:39275 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000193 methyl bromide CHEBI:39276 A chemical substance which acts as a fumigant. PT:PT MIRO:10000191 IRAC:eClassification "http://www.irac-online.org/eClassification/" fumigant CHEBI:39280 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000120 bioresmethrin CHEBI:39283 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000121 cycloprothrin CHEBI:39285 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000196 chloropicrin CHEBI:39287 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000198 sulfuryl fluoride CHEBI:39292 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000228 organotin miticide CHEBI:39294 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000231 fenbutatin oxide CHEBI:39299 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000226 diafenthiuron CHEBI:39300 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000233 propargite CHEBI:39314 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000123 beta-cyfluthrin CHEBI:39315 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000208 clofentezine CHEBI:39323 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000126 gamma-cyhalothrin CHEBI:39325 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000125 lambda-cyhalothrin CHEBI:39326 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000210 hexythiazox CHEBI:39329 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000212 etoxazole CHEBI:39330 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000234 tetradifon CHEBI:39331 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000128 alpha-cypermethrin CHEBI:39332 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000129 beta-cypermethrin CHEBI:39333 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000130 theta-cypermethrin CHEBI:39334 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000131 zeta-cypermethrin CHEBI:39341 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000132 MIRO:10000145 sumithrin phenothrin [(1R)-trans- isomer] CHEBI:39346 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000135 esfenvalerate CHEBI:39347 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000237 chlorfenapyr CHEBI:39348 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000136 etofenprox CHEBI:39349 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000238 4,6-dinitro-o-cresol DNOC CHEBI:39353 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000137 fenpropathrin CHEBI:39361 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000140 flumethrin CHEBI:39367 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000141 tau-fluvalinate CHEBI:39368 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000142 halfenprox CHEBI:39370 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000242 chlorfluazuron CHEBI:39374 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000244 fluazuron CHEBI:39375 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000245 flucycloxuron CHEBI:39382 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000246 flufenoxuron CHEBI:39383 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000247 hexaflumuron CHEBI:39384 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000248 lufenuron CHEBI:39385 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000249 novaluron CHEBI:39386 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000250 noviflumuron CHEBI:39387 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000251 teflubenzuron CHEBI:39388 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000252 triflumuron CHEBI:39389 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000143 imiprothrin CHEBI:39391 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000146 prallethrin CHEBI:39392 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000148 kadethrin rU 15525 CHEBI:39393 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000149 silafluofen CHEBI:39397 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000151 tetramethrin CHEBI:39399 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000152 tetramethrin [(1R)- isomers] CHEBI:39400 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000153 tralomethrin CHEBI:39402 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000155 ZXI 8901 CHEBI:39404 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000134 empenthrin [(EZ)- (1R)- isomers] CHEBI:39411 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000235 chloropropylate CHEBI:4034 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000122 cyfluthrin CHEBI:4035 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000124 cyhalothrin CHEBI:4036 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000230 cyhexatin CHEBI:4042 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000127 cypermethrin CHEBI:4388 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000133 deltamethrin CHEBI:4791 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000104 endosulfan CHEBI:5009 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000188 fenoxycarb CHEBI:5011 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000276 fenpyroximate CHEBI:5014 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000138 fenvalerate CHEBI:5870 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000165 imidacloprid CHEBI:6009 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000062 isofenphos CHEBI:62608 An enzyme inhibitor that interferes with the function of aconitase. CHBI:62608 MIRO:10000297 IRAC:eClassification aconitase inhibitor CHEBI:6651 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000065 malathion CHEBI:6835 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000019 methomyl CHEBI:6842 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000158 methoxychlor CHEBI:6908 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000098 trichlorfon CHEBI:71692 An insecticide that acts as a repellent to insects. CHEBI:71692 insect repellents insect repellent CHEBI:73267 Any compound that inhibits oxidative phosphorylation. CHEBI:73267 IRAC:eClassification "http://www.irac-online.org/eClassification/" disruption of ATP formation oxidative phosphorylation inhibitor CHEBI:8121 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000078 phosalone CHEBI:8248 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000022 pirimicarb CHEBI:8712 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000089 quinalphos CHEBI:8811 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000147 resmethrin CHEBI:9422 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000279 tebufenpyrad CHEBI:9430 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT MIRO:10000150 tefluthrin CL:0000000 Anatomical structure that has as its parts a maximally connected cell compartment surrounded by a plasma membrane. CARO:mah guest 2009-11-25T04:23:56Z IDOMAL:0000713 cell CL:0000081 A cell found predominately in the blood. CL:00000081 guest 2009-11-25T05:53:16Z IDOMAL:0000714 blood cell CL:0000084 A type of lymphocyte whose defining characteristic is the expression of a T cell receptor complex. GOC:add, ISBN:0781735149 guest 2009-11-25T06:08:50Z IDOMAL:0000722 T cell CL:0000094 A leukocyte with abundant granules in the cytoplasm. CL:0000094 guest 2009-12-07T06:05:36Z IDOMAL:0000752 granulocyte CL:0000182 The main structural component of the liver. They are specialized epithelial cells that are organized into interconnected plates called lobules. Majority of cell population of liver, polygonal in shape, arranged in plates or trabeculae between sinusoids; may have single nucleus or binucleated. CL:0000182 IDOMAL:0000638 hepatocyte CL:0000232 A red blood cell. In mammals, mature erythrocytes are non-nucleated, biconcave disks containing hemoglobin whose function is to transport oxygen. MESH:A.11.118.290 guest 2009-11-25T05:53:23Z IDOMAL:0000716 RBC red blood cell erythrocyte CL:0000234 Any cell capable of ingesting particulate matter via phagocytosis. CL:0000234 guest 2009-11-26T09:02:34Z IDOMAL:0000781 phagocyte CL:0000235 A mononuclear phagocyte present in variety of tissues, typically differentiated from monocytes, capable of phagocytosing a variety of extracellular particulate material, including immune complexes, microorganisms, and dead cells. CL:0000235 IDOMAL:0000378 histiocyte macrophage CL:0000236 A lymphocyte of B lineage with the phenotype CD19-positive and surface immunoglobulin-positive. GOC:add, ISBN:0781735149 guest 2009-11-24T10:12:50Z IDOMAL:0000633 B lymphocyte B-cell B-lymphocyte B cell CL:0000451 A cell of hematopoietic origin, typically resident in particular tissues, specialized in the uptake, processing, and transport of antigens to lymph nodes for the purpose of stimulating an immune response via T cell activation. GOC:add, ISBN:0781735149 guest 2009-11-22T06:55:35Z IDOMAL:0000377 interdigitating cell veiled cell dendritic cell CL:0000492 A CD4-positive, alpha-beta T cell that cooperates with other lymphocytes via direct contact or cytokine release to initiate a variety of immune functions. GOC:add, ISBN:0781735149, MESH:A.11.118.637.555.567.569.200.400., XX:PAM-ADD guest 2009-11-25T08:34:27Z IDOMAL:0000728 CD4-positive T-helper cell CD4-positive helper T lymphocyte CD4-positive helper T-cell CD4-positive helper T-lymphocyte CD4-positive helper T cell CL:0000542 A cell of the B cell, T cell, or natural killer cell lineage. GOC:add, ISBN:0781735149 guest 2009-11-25T06:01:44Z IDOMAL:0000718 lymphocyte CL:0000545 A CD4-positive, alpha-beta T cell that has the phenotype T-bet-positive and produces interferon-gamma. XX:PAM-ADD guest 2009-11-22T07:13:15Z IDOMAL:0000384 Th1 T lymphocyte Th1 T-cell Th1 T-lymphocyte Th1 cell helper T cell type 1 T-helper 1 cell CL:0000546 A CD4-positive, alpha-beta T cell that has the phenotype GATA-3-positive and produces interleukin-4. XX:PAM-ADD guest 2009-11-22T07:17:28Z IDOMAL:0000385 Th2 T cell Th2 T lymphocyte Th2 T-cell Th2 T-lymphocyte Th2 cell helper T cell type 2 T-helper 2 cell CL:0000623 A lymphocyte that can spontaneously kill a variety of target cells without prior antigenic activation via germline encoded activation receptors and also regulate immune responses via cytokine release and direct contact with other cells. GOC:add, ISBN:0781735149, PIMD:15771571 guest 2009-11-22T06:54:30Z IDOMAL:0000374 large granular lymphocyte null cell NK cell natural killer cell CL:0000624 A mature alpha-beta T cell that expresses an alpha-beta T cell receptor and the CD4 coreceptor. CL:0000624 guest 2009-12-03T09:46:14Z IDOMAL:0000826 CD4-positive, alpha-beta T lymphocyte CD4-positive, alpha-beta T-cell CD4-positive, alpha-beta T-lymphocyte CD4-positive, alpha-beta T cell CL:0000625 A T cell expressing an alpha-beta T cell receptor and the CD8 coreceptor. CL:0000625 guest 2009-12-03T09:46:14Z IDOMAL:0000827 CD8-positive, alpha-beta T lymphocyte CD8-positive, alpha-beta T-cell CD8-positive, alpha-beta T-lymphocyte CD8-positive, alpha-beta T cell CL:0000738 A nucleated cell of the myeloid or lymphoid lineages, found in blood or other tissue. GOC:add guest 2009-11-25T05:53:16Z IDOMAL:0000715 immune cell leucocyte white blood cell leukocyte CL:0000766 A cell of the monocyte, granulocyte, or mast cell lineage. CL:0000766 guest 2009-11-25T06:01:44Z IDOMAL:0000719 myeloid leukocyte CL:0000775 Any of the immature or mature forms of a granular leukocyte that in its mature form has a nucleus with three to five lobes connected by slender threads of chromatin, and cytoplasm containing fine inconspicuous granules and stainable by neutral dyes. CL:0000775 2009-11-28T11:18:49Z IDOMAL:0000787 neutrocyte neutrophil leucocyte neutrophil leukocyte neutrophilic leucocyte neutrophil CL:0000782 A dendritic cell of the myeloid lineage. CL:0000782 guest 2009-12-07T07:04:56Z IDOMAL:0000775 DC1 myeloid DC myeloid dendritic cell CL:0000784 A dendritic cell type of distinct morphology, localization, and surface marker expression from other dendritic cell types and associated with early stage immune responses, particularly the release of physiologically abundant amounts of type I interferons in response to infection. CL:0000784 guest 2009-12-07T07:09:31Z IDOMAL:0000796 DC2 T-associated plasma cell lymphoid dendritic cell pDC plasmacytoid DC plasmacytoid monocyte plasmacytoid dendritic cell CL:0000789 A T cell that expresses an alpha-beta T cell receptor complex. CL:0000789 guest 2009-12-03T09:38:05Z IDOMAL:0000815 alpha-beta T lymphocyte alpha-beta T-cell alpha-beta T-lymphocyte alpha-beta T cell CL:0000791 A alpha-beta T cell that has a mature phenotype. CL:0000791 guest 2009-12-03T09:42:56Z IDOMAL:0000825 mature alpha-beta T lymphocyte mature alpha-beta T-cell mature alpha-beta T-lymphocyte mature alpha-beta T cell CL:0000794 A CD8-positive, alpha-beta T cell that is capable of killing target cells in an antigen specific manner with the phenotype perforin-positive and granzyme B-positive. GOC:add, ISBN:0781735149, XX:PAM-ADD guest 2009-11-23T06:35:21Z IDOMAL:0000615 cytotoxic T cell cytotoxic T lymphocyte cytotoxic T-cell cytotoxic T-lymphocyte CD8-positive, alpha-beta cytotoxic T lymphocyte CD8-positive, alpha-beta cytotoxic T-cell CD8-positive, alpha-beta cytotoxic T-lymphocyte CD8-positive, alpha-beta cytotoxic T cell CL:0000798 A T cell that expresses a gamma-delta T cell receptor complex. GOC:add, ISBN:0781735149 guest 2009-11-25T02:35:45Z IDOMAL:0000712 gamma-delta T lymphocyte gamma-delta T-cell gamma-delta T-lymphocyte gamma-delta T cell CL:0000815 A T cell which regulates overall immune responses as well as the responses of other T cell subsets through direct cell-cell contact and cytokine release. GOC:add guest 2009-11-23T09:58:25Z IDOMAL:0000468 suppressor T cell suppressor T lymphocyte suppressor T-cell suppressor T-lymphocyte regulatory T lymphocyte regulatory T-cell regulatory T-lymphocyte regulatory T cell CL:0000899 CD4-positive, alpha-beta T cell with the phenotype RORgamma-t-positive that produces IL-17. CL:0000899 guest 2009-12-03T10:04:53Z IDOMAL:0000744 Th17 T cell Th17 T lymphocyte Th17 T-cell Th17 T-lymphocyte Th17 cell helper T cell type 17 T-helper 17 cell CL:0000910 A mature T cell that differentiated and acquired cytotoxic function with the phenotype perforin-positive and granzyme-B positive. XX:PAM-ADD guest 2009-11-25T08:12:01Z IDOMAL:0000726 cytotoxic T lymphocyte cytotoxic T-cell cytotoxic T-lymphocyte cytotoxic T cell CL:0000911 A differentiated T cell with the ability to traffic to peripheral tissues that has acquired helper or cytotoxic functions. XX:PAM-ADD guest 2009-11-25T08:00:31Z IDOMAL:0000723 effector T lymphocyte effector T-cell effector T-lymphocyte effector T cell CL:0000912 A effector T cell that provides help in the form of secreted cytokines to other immune cells. XX:PAM-ADD guest 2009-11-25T08:12:01Z IDOMAL:0000727 T-helper cell helper T lymphocyte helper T-cell helper T-lymphocyte helper T cell CL:0000945 A lymphocyte of B lineage is a lymphocyte that expresses CD19 (P15391/CD19_HUMAN;PIRSF016630) on the cell surface. An additional defining characteristic is the commitment to express an immunoglobulin complex. GOC:add, ISBN:0781735149, XX:RHS guest 2009-11-25T06:08:50Z IDOMAL:0000720 lymphocyte of B cell lineage CL:0000988 A cell of a hematopoietic lineage. GOC:add guest 2009-11-25T05:49:15Z IDOMAL:0000379 haematopoietic cell haemopoietic cell hemopoietic cell hematopoetic cell CL:0000990 Conventional dendritic cell is a leukocyte that has a high plasma membrane amount of CD11c and lacks plasma membrane part CD19, CD3, CD34, and CD56. CL:0000990 Ioana 2009-12-16T05:41:26Z IDOMAL:0000062 conventional DC conventional dendritic cell ENVO:00000000 louis 2010-06-01T10:33:24Z geographic feature ENVO:00000002 louis 2010-06-01T11:50:31Z FTT:78 TGN:50001 man-made feature manmade feature anthropogenic feature ENVO:00000014 Artificial watercourse with no flow or a controlled flow used for navigation, drainage or irrigation. MA:ma louis 2010-06-01T11:17:37Z watercourse FTT:129 FTT:395 FTT:407 FTT:408 Geonames:CNL TGN:51252 Wikipedia:Canal canal canal bend drain (channel) irrigation system lateral canal ENVO:00000019 A lake whose water contains a considerable concentration of dissolved salts. MA:ma lake FTT:221 FTT:907 Geonames:LKN Geonames:LKSN TGN:21116 Wikipedia:Saline_lake SalineLake salt lake salt lakes salina soda lake saline lake ENVO:00000020 "A body of water or other liquid of considerable size contained on a body of land. Wikipedia:Lake FTT:221 FTT:704 FTT:909 Geonames:LK Geonames:LKS TGN:21114 TGN:21115 Wikipedia:Lake LAKE Lake lake lakes catch basin open water tarn broad llyn loch lochan lough mere mortlake pasteuer lake lake ENVO:00000021 A lake of whose water contains low concentrations of salts. Wikipedia:Freshwater FreshwaterLake freshwater lake ENVO:00000023 Linear body of water flowing on the Earth's surface. USGS:http\://mapping.usgs.gov/www/ti/GNIS/gnis_users_guide_appendixc.html louis 2010-06-01T11:15:00Z watercourse FTT:105 FTT:1221 FTT:1225 FTT:1261 FTT:303 FTT:371 FTT:593 FTT:721 Geonames:STM Geonames:STMS TGN:21106 TGN:21107 TGN:21108 TGN:21109 Wikipedia:Stream Stream streams braided stream fork (hydrographic glacial stream lode millstream stream stream bend Creek beck brook burn (hydrographic) creek rivulet stream ENVO:00000026 A cylindrical hole, pit, or tunnel drilled or dug down to a depth from which water, oil, or gas can be pumped or brought to the surface. Geonames:feature louis 2010-06-01T11:24:19Z FTT:1032 FTT:1237 FTT:833 Geonames:WLL Geonames:WLLS TGN:51255 Wikipedia:Well WELL well wells brine well oil well water well well ENVO:00000027 A point where groundwater or steam flows out of the ground, and is thus where the aquifer surface meets the ground surface or where there is a fissure. Wikipedia:Spring_%28hydrosphere%29#Classification louis 2009-06-03T12:35:51Z FTT:982 Geonames:SPNG TGN:21126 SPRING Spring spring seep spring ENVO:00000029 A flowing body of water. Wikipedia:Watercourse louis 2010-06-01T11:11:41Z FTT:105 Geonames:NRWS Geonames:RCH Geonames:SPLY Geonames:WTRC TGN:21110 TGN:21131 TGN:21133 TGN:21137 TGN:21163 TGN:21499 Wikipedia:Watercourse WATERCOURSE watercourse culvert draw dredged channel fork gulch gully gut gutter kill lode overflow channel passage pup race ravine reach rill rio rivulet run runnel seachannel seaway spillway stream tideway wash water gap awawa barranca beck branch brook course moat narrows narrows (hydrographic) waterway watercourse ENVO:00000033 A body of water, usually of smaller size than a lake. MA:ma lake FTT:221 FTT:902 FTT:904 FTT:905 Geonames:PND Geonames:PNDS Geonames:POOL TGN:21104 TGN:21119 Wikipedia:Pond Pond POOL millpond ponds pool pool (water body) pond ENVO:00000037 A small artificial watercourse dug for draining or irrigating the land. Geonames:feature louis 2010-06-01T11:17:37Z watercourse FTT:129 FTT:400 FTT:403 Geomames:DTCH TGN:51256 Wikipedia:Ditch ditch agricultural drain canal drain ditch ENVO:00000038 A sheet of saline water separated from the open sea by sand or shingle banks. The sheet of water between an offshore reef, especially of coral and mainland. The sheet of water within a ring or horseshoe shaped atoll. USGS:SDTS louis 2010-06-01T10:58:00Z lake FTT:221 FTT:898 FTT:899 Geonames:LGN Geonames:LGNS TGN:21125 Wikipedia:Lagoon LAGOON Lagoon lagoon lagoons laguna barrier lagoon lagoon ENVO:00000041 A tidal water channel. Creeks may often dry to a muddy channel with little or no flow at low tide, but often with significant depth of water at high tide. Wikipedia:Tidal_creek louis 2010-06-01T10:58:00Z stream FTT:105 FTT:1223 Geonames:CRKT Wikipedia:Tidal_creek tidal creek tidal creek ENVO:00000043 An area that is inundated or saturated by surface or ground water at a frequency and duration sufficient to support, and that under normal circumstances do support, a prevalence of vegetation typically adapted for life in saturated soil conditions. Wikipedia:Wetland FTT:1001 FTT:1060 FTT:1061 FTT:1118 FTT:1180 FTT:1190 FTT:1206 FTT:1207 FTT:1226 FTT:184 FTT:185 FTT:228 FTT:281 FTT:480 FTT:716 FTT:883 FTT:934 FTT:945 FTT:983 Geonames:WTLD TGN:21301 TGN:21304 TGN:21305 Wikipedia:Wetland WETLAND Wetland wetland EstuarineWetland LacustrineWetland MarineWetland PalustrineWetland RiparianWetland TerrestialWetland back marsh backswamp backwater barrier flat blanket bog bog cienaga dismal everglade floating marsh forested wetland marsh mire mud flat peat cutting area peatland quagmire quaking bog riparian area slash slough slue swamp forest tulelands WetlandRegion moor morass muskeg wetland ENVO:00000045 A semi-enclosed coastal body of water with one or more rivers or streams flowing into it, and with a free connection to the open sea. Wikipedia:Estuary louis 2010-06-01T10:58:00Z mouth FTT:234 Geonames:ESTY TGN:21152 Wikipedia:Estuary Estuary estuary inlet estuary ENVO:00000053 A marsh associated with water that contains low concentrations of salts. MA:ma louis 2010-06-01T11:45:44Z freshwater marsh ENVO:00000057 An swamp formed of trees and shrubs that grow in saline coastal habitats in the tropics and subtropics. MA:ma louis 2010-06-01T10:58:00Z wetland woodland FTT:185 FTT:934 Geonames:MGV Wikipedia:Mangrove_swamp mangal mangrove swamp MangroveForest mangrove swamp ENVO:00000063 louis 2010-06-01T11:08:00Z water body ENVO:00000103 An island formed of trees and shrubs that grow in saline coastal habitats in the tropics and subtropics. Wikipedia:Mangrove island FTT:147 FTT:891 Geonames:ISLM mangrove island mangrove island ENVO:00000113 A geographical feature modified by humans by the preparation of the land, usually for the purposes of growing crops. MA:ma FTT:1248 FTT:54 FTT:55 FTT:56 Geonames:CULT cropland CROPLAND agricultural region cultivated area cultivated cropland market garden range truck farm truck garden cultivated habitat ENVO:00000117 An intentional planting of a crop, on a large scale, usually for uses other than cereal production or pasture. The term is currently most often used for plantings of trees and shrubs. The term tends also to be used for plantings maintained on economic bases other than that of subsistence farming. Wikipedia:Plantation louis 2010-06-01T11:57:20Z FTT:45 FTT:68 TGN:54041 Wikipedia:Plantation agricultural site cropland plantation field plantation ENVO:00000121 flume improved channel artificial channel ENVO:00000139 A ditch that supplies water to surrounding land. MA:ma louis 2010-06-01T11:19:37Z canal FTT:129 FTT:406 Geonames:DTCHI irrigation ditch irrigation ditch ENVO:00000140 A ditch that collects water from the surrounding land. MA:ma louis 2010-06-01T11:19:37Z FTT:129 FTT:402 Geonames:DTCHD drainage ditch canal rhyne drainage ditch ENVO:00000224 An estuary whose river output is less than the marine input. Here, turbulence causes mixing of the whole water column, such that salinity varies more longitudinally rather than vertically. Wikipedia:Estuary slightly stratified estuary ENVO:00000225 An estuary whose river output and marine input are more even, with river flow still dominant; turbulence induces more mixing of salt water upward than the reverse. Wikipedia:Estuary highly stratified estuary ENVO:00000226 An estuary whose river output greatly exceeds marine input; there is little mixing, and thus a sharp contrast between fresh surface water and saline bottom water. Wikipedia:Estuary salt wedge estuary saline wedge estuary ENVO:00000227 An estuary whose river output is less than the marine input. Here, turbulence causes mixing of the whole water column, such that salinity varies more longitudinally rather than vertically. vertically mixed estuary ENVO:00000228 An estuary located in regions with high evaporation, there is no freshwater input and in fact salinity increases inland; overall flow is inward at the surface, downwells at the inland terminus, and flows outward subsurface. Wikipedia:Estuary inverse estuary ENVO:00000229 An estuary that varies dramatically depending on freshwater input, and is capable of changing from a wholly marine embayment to any of the other estuary types. Wikipedia:Estuary intermittent estuary ENVO:00000230 A wetland associated with the part of the land adjoining or near a sea or ocean. MA:ma louis 2010-06-01T10:42:36Z coastal wetland ENVO:00000231 A wetland found in upland areas, characterised by acidic soils. Wikipedia:Moorland louis 2010-06-01T11:45:44Z grassland wetland woodland FTT:1191 FTT:991 Geonames:MOOR TGN:21608 Wikipedia:Moor shrubland moor ENVO:00000233 A wetland that features permanent inundation of large areas of land by shallow bodies of water, generally with a substantial number of hummocks, or dry-land protrusions. Wikipedia:Swamp louis 2010-06-01T11:45:44Z wetland FTT:1226 FTT:185 FTT:480 Geonames:SWMP TGN:21324 Wikipedia:Swamp Swamp swamp cienaga swamp ENVO:00000241 A level tract lying at a small depth below the surface of water, or alternately covered and left bare by the tide. USGS:SDTS louis 2010-06-01T10:58:00Z wetland FTT:1230 FTT:185 FTT:706 Geonames:FLTT Wikipedia:Tidal_flat FLAT tidal flat tidal mudflat ENVO:00000243 A wetland whose water that contains low concentrations of salts. MA:ma louis 2010-06-01T11:43:37Z freshwater wetland ENVO:00000296 A paddy field for the cultivation of rice. MA:ma louis 2010-06-01T11:57:20Z FTT:45 FTT:70 Wikipedia:Rice_field agricultural site cropland rice paddy rice field ENVO:00000314 A fan-shaped deposit formed where a fast flowing stream flattens, slows, and spreads typically at the exit of a canyon onto a flatter plain. Wikipedia:alluvialfan louis 2010-06-01T10:37:56Z alluvial fan ENVO:00000395 The physical confine of a river, slough or ocean strait consisting of a bed and banks. Wikipedia:Channel_%28geography%29 louis 2010-06-01T11:15:00Z watercourse FTT:1192 FTT:233 FTT:461 FTT:462 FTT:463 FTT:464 FTT:465 FTT:466 FTT:468 FTT:469 FTT:470 Geonames:CHN Geonames:SCNU Geonames:SCSU TGN:21137 TGN:23451 stream channel undersea channel WaterChannel channel chutes (hydrographic) improved channel inlet (hydrographic) reach (hydrographic) sea channel sea channels seachannel (seafloor) sound (bodies of water) strait channel ENVO:00000418 A submergent coastal landform that forms where sea levels rise relative to the land either as a result of eustatic sea level change; where the global sea levels rise or isostatic sea level change; where the land sinks. When this happens valleys which were previously at sea level become submerged. Wikipedia:Ria Wikipedia:Ria drowned river valley drowned valley valley ria ENVO:00000472 An area of calm water unaffected by the current of a stream. USGS:SDTS louis 2010-06-01T11:15:00Z wetland FTT:184 TGN:21302 Wikipedia:Backwater BACKWATER backwater ENVO:00000547 A pond, often temporary or seasonal, used as a drinking place by mammals and birds. MA:ma louis 2010-06-01T12:01:39Z FTT:828 Geonames:WTRH TGN:21184 Wikipedia:Waterhole water hole waterhole waterhole ENVO:00002001 Water that has been adversely affected in quality by anthropogenic influence. Wikipedia:Wastewater louis 2010-06-01T12:14:28Z Wikipedia:Waste_water waste water ENVO:00002003 Undigested food residues and other discarded products of the midgut. ENVO:00002003 dung faeces droppings frass pellet feces ENVO:00002006 The liquid form of dihydrogen monoxide. MA:ma louis 2010-06-01T12:07:11Z Wikipedia:Water water ENVO:00002010 louis 2010-06-01T12:14:28Z Wikipedia:Saline_water salt water seawater saline water ENVO:00002011 louis 2010-06-01T12:14:28Z Wikipedia:Fresh_water fresh water ENVO:00002019 Brackish water is water that has more salinity than fresh water, but not as much as seawater. KL:KL louis 2010-06-01T12:14:28Z IDOMAL_0001180 brackish water ENVO:00002031 A habitat that is in or on an environmental feature or material derived from human activity. NM:nm anthropogenic habitat ENVO:00002036 A spatial region having environmental qualities which may sustain an organism or a community of organisms. EnvO:EnvO Wikipedia:Habitat biotope habitat ENVO:00002041 louis 2010-06-01T12:17:47Z Wikipedia:Ground_water ground water ENVO:00002042 louis 2010-06-01T12:14:28Z Wikipedia:Surface_water surface water ENVO:00002047 Urine is a liquid excreta containing water and waste products made by the kidneys, stored in the bladder, and leaves the body through the urethra. ENVO:00002047 urine ENVO:00002137 brackish estuary ENVO:00002186 louis 2010-06-01T12:14:28Z Wikipedia:Contaminated_water polluted water contaminated water ENVO:00003044 Water saturated or nearly saturated with salt (NaCl). It is used (now less popular than historically) to preserve vegetables, fish, and meat. Wikipedia:Brine louis 2010-06-01T12:14:28Z Wikipedia:Brine brine ENVO:00003065 louis 2010-06-01T12:14:28Z Wikipedia:Distilled_water distilled water ENVO:00003096 louis 2010-06-01T12:16:50Z Wikipedia:Tap_water tap water ENVO:00005791 louis 2010-06-01T12:14:28Z sterile water ENVO:00005792 louis 2010-06-01T12:14:28Z subterranean water underground water ENVO:00005793 louis 2010-06-01T12:14:28Z muddy water ENVO:02000022 Excreta are bodily fluids consisting of waste matter, such as sweat or feces, discharged from the body. ENVO:02000022 excreta ENVO:02000036 Saliva is a slightly alkaline secretion of water, mucin, protein, salts, and often a starch-splitting enzyme (as ptyalin) that is secreted into the mouth by salivary glands, lubricates ingested food, and often begins the breakdown of starches. ENVO:02000036 saliva FBbt:00004535 The trunk-like extension of adult head, forming a protrusible sucking proboscis for the ingestion of liquid food (pg 425 Miller et al., 1950; pg 383, Ferris et al., 1950). FBbt:00004535 proboscis FLU:0000754 A material separation to recover the virusfraction of an input material. FLU:0000754 virus isolation GO:0000003 The production by an organism of new individuals that contain some portion of their genetic material inherited from that organism. GO:0000003 GO:0019952 GO:0050876 IDOMAL:0002160 reproductive physiological process reproduction GO:0002164 The process whose specific outcome is the progression of the larva over time, from its formation to the mature structure. The larva is the early, immature form of any animal when more or less of a metamorphosis takes place, before the assumption of the mature shape. GO:0002164 IDOMAL:0002362 larval development GO:0002250 An immune response based on directed amplification of specific receptors for antigen produced through a somatic diversification process, and allowing for enhanced response to subsequent exposures to the same antigen (immunological memory). GO:0002250 guest 2009-11-20T01:54:15Z IDOMAL:0000013 adaptive immune response GO:0002253 Any process that initiates an immune response. GO:0002253 IDOMAL:0002444 activation of immune response GO:0002263 A change in the morphology or behavior of a cell resulting from exposure to an activating factor such as a cellular or soluble ligand, leading to the initiation or perpetuation of an immune response. GO:0002263 guest 2009-12-08T10:14:43Z IDOMAL:0000817 cell activation during immune response GO:0002271 A change in the morphology or behavior of a plasmacytoid dendritic cell resulting from exposure to an activating factor such as a cellular or soluble ligand, leading to the initiation or perpetuation of an immune response. GO:0002271 Ioana 2009-12-16T05:09:32Z IDOMAL:0000037 plasmacytoid dendritic cell activation during immune response GO:0002275 A change in the morphology or behavior of a myeloid cell resulting from exposure to an activating factor such as a cellular or soluble ligand, leading to the initiation or perpetuation of an immune response. GO:0002275 guest 2009-12-09T10:07:10Z IDOMAL:0000695 myeloid cell activation during immune response GO:0002277 The change in morphology and behavior of a myeloid dendritic cell resulting from exposure to a cytokine, chemokine, cellular ligand, or soluble factor, leading to the initiation or perpetuation of an immune response. GO:0002277 guest 2009-12-09T10:15:10Z IDOMAL:0000837 myeloid dendritic cell activation during immune response GO:0002281 A change in the morphology or behavior of a macrophage resulting from exposure to a cytokine, chemokine, cellular ligand, or soluble factor, leading to the initiation or perpetuation of an immune response. GO:0002281 guest 2009-11-22T02:59:48Z IDOMAL:0000294 macrophage activation during immune response GO:0002285 A change in morphology and behavior of a lymphocyte resulting from exposure to a specific antigen, mitogen, cytokine, chemokine, cellular ligand, or soluble factor, leading to the initiation or perpetuation of an immune response. GO:0002285 guest 2009-11-30T12:20:03Z IDOMAL:0000792 lymphocyte activation during immune response GO:0002286 A change in the morphology and behavior of a mature or immature T cell resulting from exposure to a mitogen, cytokine, chemokine, cellular ligand, or an antigen for which it is specific, leading to the initiation or perpetuation of an immune response. GO:0002286 guest 2009-11-22T03:36:05Z IDOMAL:0000358 T lymphocyte activation during immune response T-cell activation during immune response T-lymphocyte activation during immune response T cell activation during immune response GO:0002312 The change in morphology and behaviour of a mature or immature B cell during immune response, resulting from exposure to a mitogen, cytokine, chemokine, cellular ligand, or an antigen for which it is specific. GO:0002312 guest 2009-11-22T03:02:28Z IDOMAL:0000309 B lymphocyte activation during immune response B-cell activation during immune response B-lymphocyte activation during immune response B cell activation during immune response GO:0002366 A change in the morphology and behaviour of a leukocyte resulting from exposure to a specific antigen, mitogen, cytokine, cellular ligand, or soluble factor, leading to the initiation or perpetuation of an immune response. GO:0002366 guest 2009-11-30T12:11:41Z IDOMAL:0000791 immune cell activation during immune response leucocyte activation during immune response leukocyte activation during immune response GO:0002367 The appearance of cytokine due to biosynthesis or secretion following a cellular stimulus during an immune response, resulting in an increase in its intracellular or extracellular levels. GO:0002367 guest 2009-11-26T08:19:22Z IDOMAL:0000777 cytokine production during immune response GO:0002376 Any process involved in the development or functioning of the immune system, an organismal system for calibrated responses to potential internal or invasive threats. GO:0002376 IDOMAL:0002443 immune system process GO:0002381 The appearance of immunoglobulin due to biosynthesis or secretion following a cellular stimulus during an immune response, resulting in an increase in its intracellular or extracellular levels. GO:0002381 guest 2009-11-26T02:01:47Z IDOMAL:0000751 antibody production during immune response immunoglobulin production during immune response GO:0002440 The synthesis or release of any molecular mediator of the immune response following an immunological stimulus, resulting in an increase in its intracellular or extracellular levels. GO:0002440 guest 2009-11-26T01:57:10Z IDOMAL:0000750 production of molecular mediators of immune response GO:0002443 Any process involved in the carrying out of an immune response by a leukocyte. GO:0002443 leukocyte mediated immunity GO:0002450 The process by which a B cell expresses antigen (peptide or lipid) on its cell surface in association with an MHC protein complex. GO:0002450 guest 2009-12-08T11:42:21Z IDOMAL:0000831 B lymphocyte antigen processing and presentation B-cell antigen processing and presentation B-lymphocyte antigen processing and presentation B cell antigen processing and presentation GO:0002457 The process by which a T cell expresses antigen (peptide or lipid) on its cell surface in association with an MHC protein complex. GO:0002457 guest 2009-12-08T11:42:21Z IDOMAL:0000835 T lymphocyte antigen processing and presentation T-cell antigen processing and presentation T-lymphocyte antigen processing and presentation T cell antigen processing and presentation GO:0002468 The process by which a dendritic cell expresses antigen (peptide or lipid) on its cell surface in association with an MHC protein complex. GO:0002468 guest 2009-12-08T11:42:21Z IDOMAL:0000832 dendritic cell antigen processing and presentation GO:0002472 The process by which a macrophage expresses antigen (peptide or lipid) on its cell surface in association with an MHC protein complex. GO:0002472 guest 2009-12-08T11:42:21Z IDOMAL:0000833 macrophage antigen processing and presentation GO:0002473 The process by which a non-professional antigen presenting cell expresses antigen (peptide or lipid) on its cell surface in association with an MHC protein complex. Non-professional antigen presenting cells include all cell types but dendritic cells, B cells, T cells, monocytes, macrophages, and neutrophils. GO:0002473 guest 2009-12-08T11:42:21Z IDOMAL:0000834 non-professional antigen presenting cell antigen processing and presentation GO:0002679 A phase of elevated metabolic activity, during which oxygen consumption increases made as a defense response; this leads to the production, by an NADH dependent system, of hydrogen peroxide (H2O2), superoxide anions and hydroxyl radicals. GO:0002679 guest 2009-11-20T06:59:48Z IDOMAL:0000156 respiratory burst during defense response GO:0002747 Antigen processing and presentation which is initiated by uptake of antigen via phagocytosis. GO:0002747 guest 2009-12-08T11:29:20Z IDOMAL:0000818 antigen processing and presentation following phagocytosis GO:0002749 Antigen processing and presentation which is initiated by phagocytosis of antigen bound directly or indirectly to a cell surface toll-like receptor (TLR). GO:0002749 guest 2009-12-08T11:31:34Z IDOMAL:0000828 antigen processing and presentation initiated by TLR mediated phagocytosis of antigen antigen processing and presentation initiated by toll-like receptor mediated phagocytosis of antigen GO:0006807 The chemical reactions and pathways involving various organic and inorganic nitrogenous compounds; includes nitrogen fixation, nitrification, denitrification, assimilatory/dissimilatory nitrate reduction and the interconversion of nitrogenous organic matter and ammonium. GO:0006807 guest 2009-11-30T05:42:33Z IDOMAL:0000805 nitrogen compound metabolism nitrogen compound metabolic process GO:0006809 The chemical reactions and pathways resulting in the formation of nitric oxide, nitrogen monoxide (NO), a colorless gas only slightly soluble in water. GO:0006809 guest 2009-11-20T06:59:56Z IDOMAL:0000160 NO anabolism NO biosynthesis NO formation NO synthesis nitric oxide anabolism nitric oxide biosynthesis nitric oxide formation nitric oxide synthesis nitric oxide biosynthetic process GO:0006897 A type of vesicle-mediated transport in which cells take up external materials or membrane constituents by the invagination of small region of the plasma membrane to form a new membrane-bounded vesicle. GO:0006897 guest 2009-11-20T02:35:08Z IDOMAL:0000020 endocytosis GO:0006898 An endocytosis process in which cell surface receptors ensure specificity of transport. A specific receptor on the cell surface binds tightly to the extracellular macromolecule (the ligand) that it recognizes; the plasma-membrane region containing the receptor-ligand complex then undergoes endocytosis, forming a transport vesicle containing the receptor-ligand complex and excluding most other plasma-membrane proteins. Receptor-mediated endocytosis generally occurs via clathrin-coated pits and vesicles. GO:0006898 IDOMAL:0002057 recptor mediated endocytosis receptor-mediated endocytosis GO:0006909 The process whereby phagocytes engulf external particulate material. The particles are initially contained within phagocytic vacuoles (phagosomes), which then fuse with primary lysosomes to effect digestion of the particles. GO:0006909 guest 2009-11-20T02:50:41Z IDOMAL:0000060 phagocytosis GO:0006936 A process in which force is generated within muscle tissue, resulting in a change in muscle geometry. Force generation involves a chemo-mechanical energy conversion step that is carried out by the actin/myosin complex activity, which generates force through ATP hydrolysis. GO:0006936 IDOMAL:0002124 muscle contraction GO:0006955 Any immune system process that functions in the calibrated response of an organism to a potential internal or invasive threat. GO:0006955 IDOMAL:0002357 immune response GO:0006956 Any process involved in the activation of any of the steps of the complement cascade, which allows for the direct killing of microbes, the disposal of immune complexes, and the regulation of other immune processes; the initial steps of complement activation involve one of three pathways, the classical pathway, the alternative pathway, and the lectin pathway, all of which lead to the terminal complement pathway. GO:0006956 IDOMAL:0000810 complement cascade complement response complement activity complement activation GO:0006957 Any process involved in the activation of any of the steps of the alternative pathway of the complement cascade which allows for the direct killing of microbes and the regulation of other immune processes. GO:0006957 IDOMAL:0000795 complement cascade, alternative pathway complement activation, alternative pathway GO:0006958 Any process involved in the activation of any of the steps of the classical pathway of the complement cascade which allows for the direct killing of microbes, the disposal of immune complexes, and the regulation of other immune processes. GO:0006958 IDOMAL:0000567 complement cascade, classical pathway complement activation, classical pathway GO:0006959 An immune response mediated through a body fluid. GO:0006959 IDOMAL:0000808 humoral immune response GO:0007296 The production of yolk. Yolk is a mixture of materials used for embryonic nutrition. GO:0007296 IDOMAL:0002034 yolk production vitellogenesis GO:0007320 The introduction of semen or sperm into the genital tract of a female. GO:0007320 IDOMAL:0002073 insemination GO:0007552 A biological process in which an animal physically develops after birth or hatching, involving a conspicuous and relatively abrupt change in the animal's form or structure. Examples include the change from tadpole to frog, and the change from larva to adult. An example of this is found in Drosophila melanogaster. GO:0007552 IDOMAL_0002170 metamorphosis GO:0007559 The breakdown of tissues; usually, if not always, accompanied by cell death, followed by the complete dissolution of dead tissue. GO:0007559 histolysis GO:0007588 The elimination by an organism of the waste products that arise as a result of metabolic activity. These products include water, carbon dioxide (CO2), and nitrogenous compounds. GO:0007588 IDOMAL_0002039 excretion GO:0007600 The series of events required for an organism to receive a sensory stimulus, convert it to a molecular signal, and recognize and characterize the signal. This is a neurological process. GO:0007600 IDOMAL:0002130 sensory perception GO:0007601 The series of events required for an organism to receive a visual stimulus, convert it to a molecular signal, and recognize and characterize the signal. Visual stimuli are detected in the form of photons and are processed to form an image. GO:0007601 visual perception GO:0007605 The series of events required for an organism to receive an auditory stimulus, convert it to a molecular signal, and recognize and characterize the signal. Sonic stimuli are detected in the form of vibrations and are processed to form a sound. GO:0007605 sensory perception of sound GO:0008037 The process by which a cell in a multicellular organism interprets its surroundings. GO:0008037 guest 2009-11-30T11:39:27Z IDOMAL:0000649 cell recognition GO:0008150 "Any process specifically pertinent to the functioning of integrated living units: cells, tissues, organs, and organisms. A process is a collection of molecular events with a defined beginning and end." [GOC:go_curators, GOC:isa_complete] Note that, in addition to forming the root of the biological process ontology, this term is recommended for use for the annotation of gene products whose biological process is unknown. Note that when this term is used for annotation, it indicates that no information was available about the biological process of the gene product annotated as of the date the annotation was made; the evidence code ND, no data, is used to indicate this. biological_process GO:0000004 GO:0007582 Wikipedia:Biological_process biological process physiological process biological process unknown biological process GO:0008219 The specific activation or halting process within a cell so that its vital functions markedly cease, rather than simply deteriorating gradually over time, which culminates in cell death. GO:0008219 guest 2009-12-08T09:44:52Z IDOMAL:0000814 cell death GO:0008228 The process by which a microorganism (or other particulate material) is rendered more susceptible to phagocytosis by coating with an opsonin, a blood serum protein such as a complement component or antibody. GO:0008228 guest 2009-11-30T04:47:52Z IDOMAL:0000802 opsonization GO:0009056 The chemical reactions and pathways resulting in the breakdown of substances, including the breakdown of carbon compounds with the liberation of energy for use by the cell or organism. GO:0009056 IDOMAL:0002456 breakdown catabolism degradation catabolic process GO:0009616 Specific posttranscriptional gene inactivation ('silencing') both of viral gene(s), and host gene(s) homologous to the viral genes. This silencing is triggered by viral infection, and occurs through a specific decrease in the level of mRNA of both host and viral genes. GO_0009616 VIGS virus-induced gene silencing virus induced gene silencing GO:0009636 Any process that results in a change in state or activity of a cell or an organism (in terms of movement, secretion, enzyme production, gene expression, etc.) as a result of a toxin stimulus. GO:0009636 IDOMAL:0002066 detoxification response toxin resistance toxin susceptibility/resistance response to toxin GO:0010468 Any process that modulates the frequency, rate or extent of gene expression. Gene expression is the process in which a gene's coding sequence is converted into a mature gene product or products (proteins or RNA). This includes the production of an RNA transcript as well as any processing to produce a mature RNA product or an mRNA (for protein-coding genes) and the translation of that mRNA into protein. Some protein processing events may be included when they are required to form an active form of a product from an inactive precursor form. GO:0010468 regulation of protein expression regulation of gene product expression regulation of gene expression GO:0016042 The hydrolysis of lipids of mosquitoes' meals by specific enzymes. GO:0016042 GO:0006724 IDOMAL:0002060 lipid breakdown lipid catabolism lipid degradation lipolysis lipid catabolic process GO:0016052 The chemical reactions and pathways resulting in the breakdown of carbohydrates, any of a group of organic compounds based of the general formula Cx(H2O)y. GO:0016052 IDOMAL:0002059 carbohydrate breakdown carbohydrate catabolism carbohydrate degradation catabolic carbohydrate metabolic process catabolic carbohydrate metabolism carbohydrate catabolic process GO:0016441 The inactivation of gene expression by a posttranscriptional mechanism.. GO:0016441 PTGS quelling post-transcriptional gene silencing cosuppression posttranscriptional gene silencing GO:0018991 The deposition of eggs (either fertilized or not) upon a surface or into a medium such as water. GO:0018991 IDOMAL:0002320 egg laying oviposition GO:0019015 The whole of the genetic information of a virus, contained as either DNA or RNA. ISBN:0198506732 http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/go.owl viral genome GO:0019022 A viral genome composed of ribonucleic acid. This results in genome replication and expression of genetic information being inextricably linked. GO:0019022 http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/go.owl RNA viral genome GO:0019024 A viral genome composed of single stranded RNA of either positive or negative sense. GO:0019024 http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/go.owl single stranded RNA viral genome ssRNA viral genome GO:0019025 A single stranded RNA genome with the same nucleotide polarity as mRNA. GO:0019025 http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/go.owl positive sense viral genome GO:0019058 A set of processes which all viruses follow to ensure survival; includes attachment and entry of the virus particle, decoding of genome information, translation of viral mRNA by host ribosomes, genome replication, and assembly and release of viral particles containing the genome. ISBN:1555811272 viral infectious cycle GO:0019061 A general term applied to the events that occur after penetration; refers to the 'uncoating' of the viral genome from the nucleocapsid core. ISBN:0781702534 viral uncoating uncoating of virus GO:0019064 The penetration of an enveloped virus into a host cell by the fusing of the viral envelope with the host cell plasma membrane, releasing the virion contents into the cell. GO:0019064 http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/GO viral envelope fusion viral envelope fusion with host cell membrane viral envelope fusion with host membrane viral envelope fusion with host plasma membrane viral penetration via membrane fusion viral entry into host cell via membrane fusion with the plasma membrane GO:0019067 Any process involved in the assembly, maturation, egress, and release of progeny virions. ISBN:1555811272 viral assembly, maturation, egress, and release GO:0019068 A late phase of viral replication during which all the components necessary for the formation of a mature virion collect at a particular site in the cell and the basic structure of the virus particle is formed. ISBN:0121585336 viral assembly viral particle assembly virus assembly virus particle assembly virion assembly GO:0019075 The assembly of the component viral parts into an infectious virion. ISBN:0781718325 viral maturation viral particle maturation virus particle maturation virus maturation GO:0019079 Any process involved directly in viral genome replication, including viral nucleotide metabolism. GO:0019079 http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/GO viral replication sigma virus replication viral genome replication GO:0019222 Any process that modulates the frequency, rate or extent of the chemical reactions and pathways within a cell or an organism. GO:0019222 regulation of metabolism regulation of metabolic process GO:0019815 An immunoglobulin complex that is present in the plasma membrane of B cells and that in its canonical form is composed of two identical immunoglobulin heavy chains and two identical immunoglobulin light chains and a signaling subunit, a heterodimer of the Ig-alpha and Ig-beta proteins. GO:0019815 B lymphocyte receptor complex B-cell receptor complex B-lymphocyte receptor complex BCR complex immunoglobulin complex, membrane bound B cell receptor accessory molecule complex antibody B cell receptor complex GO:0019882 The process by which an antigen-presenting cell expresses antigen (peptide or lipid) on its cell surface in association with an MHC protein complex. GO:0019882 guest 2009-12-08T11:26:39Z IDOMAL:0000803 antigen presentation antigen processing antigen processing and presentation GO:0019883 The process by which an antigen-presenting cell expresses antigen (peptide or lipid) of endogenous origin on its cell surface in association with an MHC protein complex. GO:0019883 guest 2009-12-08T11:42:21Z IDOMAL:0000829 antigen presentation, endogenous antigen antigen processing and presentation of endogenous antigen GO:0019884 The process by which an antigen-presenting cell expresses antigen (peptide or lipid) of exogenous origin on its cell surface in association with an MHC protein complex. GO:0019884 guest 2009-12-08T11:42:21Z IDOMAL:0000830 antigen presentation, exogenous antigen antigen processing and presentation of exogenous antigen GO:0020033 Any process involved in the biological strategy of changing antigenic determinants on the surface that are exposed to another organism's immune system. GO:0020033 GO:0020034 IDOMAL:0000110 Ag variation surface antigen variation antigenic variation GO:0030100 Any process that modulates the frequency, rate or extent of endocytosis. GO:0030100 Ioana 2009-12-17T10:39:30Z IDOMAL:0000111 regulation of endocytosis GO:0030163 The breakdown into simpler components of a protein. GO:0030163 IDOMAL:0002058 protein breakdown protein catabolism protein degradation pheromone catabolic process pheromone catabolism protein catabolic process GO:0030421 The expulsion of feces from the rectum. GO:00304321 IDOMAL_0002048 defaecation GO:0030728 The release of a mature ovum/oocyte from an ovary. GO:0030728 IDOMAL:0002418 ovulation GO:0032502 A biological process whose specific outcome is the progression of an integrated living unit: a cell, tissue, organ, or organism over time from an initial condition to a later condition. GO:0032502 developmental process GO:0032609 The appearance of interferon-gamma due to biosynthesis or secretion following a cellular stimulus, resulting in an increase in its intracellular or extracellular levels. Interferon-gamma is also known as type II interferon. GO:0032609 IDOMAL:0000788 IFN-gamma production IFNG production type II IFN production type II interferon production interferon-gamma production GO:0032997 A protein complex composed of a subunit or subunits capable of binding the Fc portion of an immunoglobulin with additional signaling components. The complex functions as a receptor for immunoglobulin. GO:0032997 immunoglobulin receptor complex Fc-receptor complex FcR complex Fc receptor complex GO:0033000 A protein complex composed of an Fc-gamma RI alpha chain and an Fc-epsilon RI gamma chain dimer with or without additional signaling components. The complex functions primarily as an activating receptor for IgG. GO:0033000 Ioana 2009-12-16T05:22:05Z IDOMAL:0000046 IgG receptor complex immunoglobulin G receptor complex FcgRI complex Fc-gamma receptor I complex GO:0035006 The blackening of the wounded area of the cuticle or the surface of invading pathogens, parasites or parasitoids, resulting from a proteolytic cascade leading to the de novo synthesis and deposition of melanin. GO:0035006 IDOMAL:0002449 melanization defence response melanization defense response GO:0035195 Downregulation of gene expression through the action of microRNAs (miRNAs), endogenous 21-24 nucleotide small RNAs processed from stem-loop RNA precursors (pre-miRNAs). Once incorporated into a RNA-induced silencing complex (RISC), miRNAs can downregulate gene expression by either of two posttranscriptional mechanisms: mRNA cleavage or translational repression. GO:0035195 gene silencing by microRNA miRNA-mediated gene silencing microRNA-mediated gene silencing gene silencing by miRNA GO:0040007 The increase in size or mass of an entire organism, a part of an organism or a cell. GO:0040007 growth pattern growth GO:0040011 Self-propelled movement of a cell or organism from one location to another. GO:0040011 IDOMAL:0002114 locomotion GO:0042105 A T cell receptor complex in which the TCR heterodimer comprises alpha and beta chains, associated with the CD3 complex; recognizes a complex consisting of an antigen-derived peptide bound to a class I or class II MHC protein. GO:0042105 alpha-beta T lymphocyte receptor complex alpha-beta T-cell receptor complex alpha-beta T-lymphocyte receptor complex alpha-beta TCR complex alpha-beta T cell receptor complex GO:0042106 A T cell receptor complex in which the TCR heterodimer comprises gamma and delta chains, associated with the CD3 complex; recognizes antigen directly, without a requirement for processing and presentation by an MHC protein. GO:0042106 gamma-delta T lymphocyte receptor complex gamma-delta T-cell receptor complex gamma-delta T-lymphocyte receptor complex gamma-delta TCR complex gamma-delta T cell receptor complex GO:0042221 A change in state or activity of a cell or an organism (in terms of movement, secretion, enzyme production, gene expression, etc.) as a result of a chemical stimulus. GO:0042221 IDOMAL:0002134 response to chemical substance response to chemical stimulus GO:0042440 The chemical reactions and pathways involving pigment, any general or particular coloring matter in living organisms, e.g. melanin. GO:0042440 IDOMAL:0002158 pigment metabolism pigment metabolic process GO:0042467 The movement of a cell or organism in response to a stimulus in which the speed or frequency of movement is increased or decreased. GO:0042467 IDOMAL:0002239 orthokinesis GO:0042468 The movement of a cell or organism in response to a stimulus in which the frequency or magnitude of turning behavior is altered. GO:0042468 IDOMAL:0002240 klinokinesis GO:0043234 Any macromolecular complex composed of two or more polypeptide subunits, which may or may not be identical. Protein complexes may have other associated non-protein prosthetic groups, such as nucleotides, metal ions or other small molecules. Wikipedia:Protein_complex protein-protein complex protein complex GO:0043299 The regulated exocytosis of secretory granules by a leukocyte. GO:0043299 Ioana 2009-12-16T05:13:14Z IDOMAL:0000039 immune cell degranulation immune cell granule exocytosis leucocyte degranulation leukocyte granule exocytosis leukocyte degranulation GO:0043320 The regulated exocytosis of secretory granules containing preformed mediators such as perforin and granzymes by a natural killer cell. GO:0043320 guest 2009-11-22T07:54:25Z IDOMAL:0000394 NK cell degranulation NK cell granule exocytosis NK-cell degranulation NK-cell granule exocytosis natural killer cell granule exocytosis natural killer cell degranulation GO:0044065 Any process that modulates the frequency, rate or extent of a respiratory system process, an organ system process carried out by any of the organs or tissues of the respiratory system. GO:0044065 regulation of respiratory system process GO:0045087 Innate immune responses are defense responses mediated by germline encoded components that directly recognize components of potential pathogens. GO:0045087 guest 2009-11-20T01:54:15Z IDOMAL:0000007 innate immune response GO:0045728 A phase of elevated metabolic activity, during which oxygen consumption increases, that occurs in neutrophils, monocytes, and macrophages shortly after phagocytosing material. An enhanced uptake of oxygen leads to the production, by an NADH dependent system, of hydrogen peroxide (H2O2), superoxide anions and hydroxyl radicals, which play a part in microbiocidal activity. GO:0045728 guest 2009-11-30T06:03:42Z IDOMAL:0000806 metabolic burst after phagocytosis oxidative burst after phagocytosis respiratory burst after phagocytosis GO:0046209 The chemical reactions and pathways involving nitric oxide, nitrogen monoxide (NO), a colorless gas only slightly soluble in water. GO:0046209 guest 2009-11-20T06:59:48Z IDOMAL:0000159 nitric oxide metabolism nitric oxide metabolic process GO:0046541 The regulated release of saliva from the salivary glands. In man, the saliva is a turbid and slightly viscous fluid, generally of an alkaline reaction, and is secreted by the parotid, submaxillary, and sublingual glands. In the mouth the saliva is mixed with the secretion from the buccal glands. In man and many animals, saliva is an important digestive fluid on account of the presence of the peculiar enzyme, ptyalin. GO:0046541 IDOMAL:0002144 salivation saliva secretion GO:0048511 Any process pertinent to the generation and maintenance of rhythms in the physiology of an organism. GO:0048511 Pantelis 2009-07-14T10:59:02Z IDOMAL:0002030 rythmic process GO:0048525 negative regulation of viral reproduction Any process that stops, prevents, or reduces the frequency, rate or extent of the viral life cycle, the set of processes by which a virus reproduces and spreads among hosts. http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/GO negative regulation of viral reproduction GO:0050765 Any process that stops, prevents or reduces the frequency, rate or extent of phagocytosis. GO:0050765 Ioana 2009-12-17T10:42:31Z IDOMAL:0000112 down regulation of phagocytosis down-regulation of phagocytosis downregulation of phagocytosis negative regulation of phagocytosis GO:0050789 Any process that modulates the frequency, rate or extent of a biological process. Biological processes are regulated by many means; examples include the control of gene expression, protein modification or interaction with a protein or substrate molecule. GO:0050789 IDOMAL:0002442 regulation of biological process GO:0050896 A change in state or activity of a cell or an organism (in terms of movement, secretion, enzyme production, gene expression, etc.) as a result of a stimulus. GO:0050896 elvira 2007-11-23T01:23:00Z IDOMAL:0002306 physiological response to stimulus response to stimulus GO:0051093 negative regulation of developmental process Any process that stops, prevents or reduces the rate or extent of development, the biological process whose specific outcome is the progression of an organism over time from an initial condition (e.g. a zygote, or a young adult) to a later condition (e.g. a multicellular animal or an aged adult). http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/GO negative regulation of developmental process GO:0051214 Gene silencing induced by RNA viruses leading to a sequence-specific degradation of target mRNAs or post-transcriptional gene silencing. GO_0051214 RNA VIGS RNA virus-induced gene silencing RNA virus induced gene silencing GO:0051234 The directed movement of a cell, substance or cellular entity, such as a protein complex or organelle, to a specific location. GO:0051234 establishment of localisation establishment of localization GO:0051607 Reactions triggered in response to the presence of a virus that act to protect the cell or organism. GO_0051607 defence response to virus antiviral response GO:0051704 Any process by which an organism has an effect on another organism of the same or different species. GO:0051704 Ioana 2009-12-16T04:07:50Z IDOMAL:0000014 interaction between organisms physiological interaction between organisms physiological interaction with other organism multi-organism process GO:0060144 The set of cellular processes occurring in the host cell that contribute to the process of posttranscriptional gene inactivation ('silencing') both of viral gene(s), and host gene(s) homologous to the viral genes. GO:0060144 http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/GO host cellular processes involved in virus induced gene silencing GO:0060361 Self-propelled movement of an organism from one location to another through the air, usually by means of active wing movement. GO:0060361 IDOMAL:0002078 flight GO:0061025 The membrane organization process that joins two lipid bilayers to form a single membrane. GO:0061025 membrane fusion GO:0071632 Eye, head or whole body movements that help to compensate movements of the environment in order to stabilize its image on the retina. In the case of whole body movements, these motor actions may also stabilize a locomotor course in response to some disturbance. Examples include: the optokinetic reflex, which allows human eyes to follow objects in motion while the head remains stationary reflex; the optomotor responses of flying insects and swimming fish. GO:0071632 IDOMAL_0002312 optomotor response GO:0090401 A cellular senescence process associated with the dismantling of a cell as a response to viral infection. GO_0090401 viral induced premature senescence HP:0011420 Cessation of life. HPO:probinson death IAO:0000027 a data item is an information content entity that is intended to be a truthful statement about something (modulo, e.g., measurement precision or other systematic errors) and is constructed/acquired by a method which reliably tends to produce (approximately) truthful statements. 2009-03-16: removed datum as alternative term as datum specifically refers to singular form, and is thus not an exact synonym. 2/2/2009 Alan and Bjoern discussing FACS run output data. This is a data item because it is about the cell population. Each element records an event and is typically further composed a set of measurment data items that record the fluorescent intensity stimulated by one of the lasers. JAR: datum -- well, this will be very tricky to define, but maybe some information-like stuff that might be put into a computer and that is meant, by someone, to denote and/or to be interpreted by some process... I would include lists, tables, sentences... I think I might defer to Barry, or to Brian Cantwell Smith JAR: A data item is an approximately justified approximately true approximate belief 2009-03-16: data item deliberatly ambiguous: we merged data set and datum to be one entity, not knowing how to define singular versus plural. So data item is more general than datum. IAO_0000027 http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/iao.owl data data item IAO:0000030 An information content entity is an entity that is generically dependent on some artifact and stands in relation of aboutness to some entity. information_content_entity 'is_encoded_in' some digital_entity in obi before split (040907). information_content_entity 'is_encoded_in' some physical_document in obi before split (040907). Previous. An information content entity is a non-realizable information entity that 'is encoded in' some digital or physical entity. Chris Stoeckert OBI:0000142 http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/iao.owl information content entity IAO:0000078 curation status specification The curation status of the term. The allowed values come from an enumerated list of predefined terms. See the specification of these instances for more detailed definitions of each enumerated value. Better to represent curation as a process with parts and then relate labels to that process (in IAO meeting) PERSON:Bill Bug GROUP:OBI:<http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/obi> OBI:0000266 curation status specification IAO:0000102 data about an ontology part is a data item about a part of an ontology, for example a term Person:Alan Ruttenberg data about an ontology part IAO:0000109 A measurement datum is an information content entity that is a recording of the output of a measurement such as produced by a device. IAO:0000109 http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/iao.owl measurement datum IAO:0000225 obsolescence reason specification The reason for which a term has been deprecated. The allowed values come from an enumerated list of predefined terms. See the specification of these instances for more detailed definitions of each enumerated value. The creation of this class has been inspired in part by Werner Ceusters' paper, Applying evolutionary terminology auditing to the Gene Ontology. PERSON: Alan Ruttenberg PERSON: Melanie Courtot obsolescence reason specification IAO:0000409 The Basic Formal Ontology ontology makes a distinction between Universals and defined classes, where the formal are "natural kinds" and the latter arbitrary collections of entities. A denotator type indicates how a term should be interpreted from an ontological perspective. Alan Ruttenberg Barry Smith, Werner Ceusters denotator type IDOMAL:0000005 Any host process involved in the development or functioning of the immune system,an organismal system of calibrated responses to potential internal or invasive threats. IB:IB guest 2009-11-20T01:50:54Z host immune system process IDOMAL:0000006 Any host immune system process that functions in the calibrated response of an organism to a potential internal or invasive threat. IB:IB guest 2009-11-20T01:52:35Z host immune response IDOMAL:0000008 The ability to spread from one person or species to another. PT:PT contagiousness IDOMAL:0000011 The pathogen is not normally present in the host body, but have gained entrance from the environment. PT:PT exogenous IDOMAL:0000012 The quality of being immune. KL:KL immunity IDOMAL:0000016 Is a integral membrane protein found on the surface of various cells. It is thought to have a hairpin-like structure with alpha-helices at the C- and N-termini projecting through the membrane and a larger extracellular loop. Wikipedia:CD36 Ioana 2009-12-16T04:19:38Z FAT GP88 SCARB3 cluster of differentiation 36 thrombospodin receptor CD36 IDOMAL:0000022 An immune response involving a change in the state or activity of a cell in response to stimulus. IB:IB guest 2009-11-20T02:35:08Z cell mediated immune response IDOMAL:0000023 A disease that can be transmitted from animals to people. MedicineNET.com:zoonotic zoonotic IDOMAL:0000024 The condition of a vertebrate host unable to develop a normal immune response usually because of malnutrition or immunosuppressive therapy or disease or other reasons. KL:KL immunodeficiency IDOMAL:0000030 The ability to enter into a living body. PT:PT ISBN:034057190X "Essential Malariology" invasiveness IDOMAL:0000031 The pathogen is normally present in the host body. PT:PT endogenous IDOMAL:0000035 Scavenger receptors recognize modified low-density lipoprotein (LDL) by oxidation or acetylation, as well as other various ligands. IB:IB Ioana 2009-12-16T05:04:29Z scavenger receptor IDOMAL:0000040 A virulence factor is a molecule produced by a pathogen that specifically causes disease, or that influences the host's function to allow the pathogen to thrive. KL:KL Role played by a portion of substance to promote virulencennmagnitudendegree of pathogenesis. virulence factor IDOMAL:0000042 An enzyme that degrades hyaluronic acid, found in lysosomes. KL:KL hyaluronidase 1 invasin IDOMAL:0000043 A toxin is a poisonous substance produced by living cells or organisms. Wikipedia:toxin toxin IDOMAL:0000044 A toxin that is associated with certain bacteria. Classically, an \"endotoxin\" is a toxin that, unlike an \"exotoxin\", is not secreted in soluble form by live bacteria, but is a structural component in the bacteria which is released mainly when bacteria are lysed. KL:KL endotoxin IDOMAL:0000045 An exotoxin is a toxin excreted by a microrganism, including bacteria, fungi, algae, and protozoa. Wikipedia:exotoxin exotoxin IDOMAL:0000053 A factor mediating colonization. KL:KL Role played by portion of physical substance which promotes colonization. colonization factor IDOMAL:0000054 A factor mediating cell-cell or cell-tissue adhesion. KL:KL Role played by portion of physical substance utilized by an organism in order to establish adherence to a surface in a host. adhesin adhesin factor adhesion factor IDOMAL:0000056 A person or other organism that has contracted an infectious disease, but who displays no symptoms. Although unaffected by the disease themselves, carriers can transmit it to others. Wikipedia:Asymptomaticcarrier Asymptomatic carrier carrier IDOMAL:0000057 A carrier who harbors and transmits an infectious agent for an indefinite period. PT:PT chronic carrier IDOMAL:0000058 A role borne by a material entity by virtue of the fact that it is a habitat in which an infectious agent is persisting and multiplying and from which the infectious agent can be transmitted. IDO:424 Holding place for a potential pathogen. Animate or inanimate. reservoir IDOMAL:0000061 A change in the morphology and behaviour of a conventional dendritic cell resulting from exposure to a specific antigen, mitogen, cytokine, cellular ligand, or soluble factor, leading to the initiation or perpetuation of an immune response. IB:IB Ioana 2009-12-16T05:39:08Z conventional DC activation during immune response conventional dendritic cell activation during immune response IDOMAL:0000063 A role borne by an object in virtue of the fact that it is sufficiently close to an organism towards which it has the pathogenic disposition to allow processes resulting in disorder to occur. IDO:405 pathogen IDOMAL:0000066 An infectious microorganism, often a bacterium, that is normally a commensal or does not harm its host but can cause additional complications, especially during the course of severe malaria (e.g. pneumonia, etc.). KL:KL secondary pathogen IDOMAL:0000067 CD4 is a monomeric membrane glycoprotein consisting off four extracellular immunoglobulin-like domains, one hydrophobic transmembrane region and one cytoplasmic tail. CD4 is a co-receptor and associates with the alpha-beta T cell receptor complex. Kuby:Immunology43, Wikipedia:Tcellreceptor Ioana 2009-12-16T05:54:27Z CD4-positive, alpha-beta T lymphocyte receptor complex CD4-positive, alpha-beta T-cell receptor complex CD4-positive, alpha-beta T-lymphocyte receptor complex CD4-positive, alpha-beta T cell receptor complex IDOMAL:0000068 CD8 is either composed of disulfide-linked alpha and beta chain heterodimer or two alpha chain homodimer. Each chain consists of one immunoglobulin-like region, one hydrophobic transmembrane region and one cytoplasmic tail. CD8 is a co-receptor and associates with the alpha-beta T cell receptor complex. Kuby:Immunology4e Ioana 2009-12-16T05:54:27Z CD8-positive, alpha-beta T lymphocyte receptor complex CD8-positive, alpha-beta T-cell receptor complex CD8-positive, alpha-beta T-lymphocyte receptor complex CD8-positive, alpha-beta T cell receptor complex IDOMAL:0000069 An immune response involving a change in the state or activity of a gamma-delta T cell in response to stimulus. IB:IB guest 2009-11-20T03:04:40Z gamma-delta T lymphocyte mediated immune response gamma-delta T-cell mediated immune response gamma-delta T-lymphocyte mediated immune response gamma-delta T cell mediated immune response IDOMAL:0000072 Any process that includes interactions between a parasite and its host. KL:KL Ioana 2009-12-16T06:20:30Z pathogen-host interaction IDOMAL:0000078 Cytolysis of target cells through release of cytokines by natural killer cells, eosinophils, neutrophils, monocytes, T cells or macrophages following engagement of antibodies bound to the target cells by Fc receptors on the effector cells. IB:IB guest 2009-11-20T03:04:40Z ADCC antibody-dependent cell-mediated cytotoxic response IDOMAL:0000079 The initial step in phagocytosis involving adhesion to parasite and other particulate matter, based on recognition of factors such as parasitical components, opsonins like complement and antibody or protein receptors, leading to intracellular signaling in the phagocytosing cell. IB:IB guest 2009-11-20T03:11:58Z phagocytosis, recognition IDOMAL:0000080 Any process that includes inetractions between a parasite and its vector. KL:KL http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/idomal.owl Ioana 2009-12-16T06:20:30Z pathogen-vector interaction IDOMAL:0000086 The first steps in the process of the penetration of the host cell during which a pathogen fuses with the membrane of an invertebrate host's cell. KL:KL fusion with invertebrate host cell membrane IDOMAL:0000088 The process of a pathogen penetrating and passing through an invertebrate host cell membrane. KL:KL passage through invertebrate host cell membrane IDOMAL:0000102 Outbreak is a classification used in epidemiology to describe a small, localized group of people or organisms infected with a disease. KL:KL outbreak IDOMAL:0000105 A process that increases a populations reaction to an infection. KL:KL immunization of population IDOMAL:0000106 Any process that includes interactions between a pathogen host and the pathogen's vector. KL:KL http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/idomal.owl Ioana 2009-12-16T06:20:30Z vector-host interaction IDOMAL:0000108 Any process that modulates the frequency, rate or extent of any biological process, quality or function. IDOMAL_0000108 regulation biological regulation of human host IDOMAL:0000117 The process of phagocytosis during an adaptive immune response. IB:IB Ioana 2009-12-17T11:04:39Z phagocytosis during adaptive immune response IDOMAL:0000118 The administration of antigenic material (the vaccine) to members of a population to produce immunity to a disease in that population. KL:KL vaccination of population IDOMAL:0000124 The process of phagocytosis during an innate immune response. IB:IB Ioana 2009-12-17T11:06:55Z phagocytosis during innate immune response IDOMAL:0000134 The non-immune population, excluding immigrants. KL:KL louis 2008-01-24T10:45:00Z non-immune indigenous population IDOMAL:0000137 Agglutination is the clumping of cells, parasites, or particles, which may or may not occur in the presence of antibodies. IB:IB guest 2009-11-23T12:21:01Z agglutination IDOMAL:0000138 The ability of antibodies to block the site(s) on parasites, that is being used for entering target cell and/or inhibiting cytoadherance during an immune response. IB:IB guest 2009-11-23T12:21:01Z neutralisation during immune response neutralization during immune response IDOMAL:0000139 ASO2 consists of an oil in water emulsion containing the immunostimulants monophosphoryl lipid A and QS-21, a fraction of Quillaia saponaria. PIMD:19091034 Ioana 2009-12-17T03:52:15Z ASO2 IDOMAL:0000140 The process by which a microorganism (or other particulate material) is rendered more susceptible to phagocytosis, by coating with an opsonin, a blood serum protein such as an antibody or complement. IB:IB guest 2009-11-23T02:04:31Z antibody dependent opsonization antibody-dependent opsonization IDOMAL:0000141 It is a monomeric gamma globulin protein consisting of two gamma 1 heavy chains and either two kappa light chains or two lambda light chains, connected by disulfide bonds. IB:IB guest 2009-11-23T02:08:05Z IgG1 immunoglobulin G1 IDOMAL:0000152 Defensins are cysteine-rich cationic proteins. Most defensins function by binding to microbial cell membrane, and once embedded, forming pore-like membrane defects allowing efflux of essential ions and nutrients. Cells of the immune system contain these peptides to assist in killing phagocytized parasites. IB:IB guest 2009-11-20T06:55:05Z defensin IDOMAL:0000154 It is a protein encoded by the LYZ gene. Wikipedia:lysozyme guest 2009-11-20T06:55:10Z N-acetylmuramide glycanhydrolase muramidase lysozyme IDOMAL:0000197 Immigrant worker living for a short or longer period in an infectious area and in need of chemoprophylaxis. KL:KL louis 2008-01-24T02:35:00Z non-immune immigrant worker IDOMAL:0000198 Military personnel of a foreign army (regular army or guerilla) arriving to an infectious area and in need of chemoprophylaxis. KL:KL louis 2008-01-24T02:35:00Z non-immune military personnel IDOMAL:0000199 Non-immune game warden transferred for a short or longer period to an infectious area and in need of chemoprophylaxis. KL:newKL louis 2008-01-24T02:35:00Z non-immune game warden IDOMAL:0000200 Member of a refugee population (including economic, war and political unrest) arriving, voluntarily or not, to a malarious area and in need of chemoprophylaxis. KL:KL louis 2008-01-24T02:35:00Z non-immune refugee IDOMAL:0000201 Traveller visiting or residing an infectious area and in need of chemoprophylaxis. KL:KL louis 2008-01-24T02:35:00Z non-immune tourist tourist non-immune traveller IDOMAL:0000213 A routine procedure leading to the identification of parasites in the blood of patients. The method consists of spreading a film of fresh blood on a slide, and examining it with a microscope after staining. KL:KL louis 2008-05-13T08:19:03Z blood film examination thick film examination microscopic blood examination IDOMAL:0000259 An insecticide-treated net is a mosquito net that repels, disables and/or kills mosquitoes coming into contact with insecticide on the netting material. There are two categories of ITNs: conventionally treated nets and long-lasting insecticidal nets. KL:KL louis 2008-05-16T08:37:08Z ITN insecticide-treated net IDOMAL:0000260 A long-lasting insecticidal net is a factory-treated mosquito net made with netting material that has insecticide incorporated within or bound around the fibres. The net must retain its effective biological activity without re-treatment for at least 20 WHO standard washes under laboratory conditions and three years of recommended use under field conditions. KL:KL The list of synonyms contains a number of commercially available LLINs and their manufacturer and/or distributor. louis 2008-05-16T08:43:07Z LLIN DuraNet (Clarke Mosquito Control) ICONLife (Syngenta) Interceptor Net (BASF) NetProtect (Intelligent Insect Control) Olyset Net (Sumitomo Chemical) PermaNet (Vestergaard-Frandsen) long-lasting insecticidal net IDOMAL:0000261 A conventionally treated net is a mosquito net that has been treated by dipping in a WHO-recommended insecticide. To ensure its continued insecticidal effect, the net should be re-treated after three washes, or at least once a year. KL:KL louis 2008-05-16T11:10:58Z ITN conventionally treated insecticidal net IDOMAL:0000266 Treatment of high fever. KL:KL Usually reduced through "traditional" measures (eg removal of clothes, sponging of skin, fanning, etc), supported by the administration of antipyretic drugs (eg paracetamol). louis 2008-05-16T12:08:26Z fever reduction antipyretic treatment IDOMAL:0000267 Treatment of pain. KL:KL Usually through the administration of simple pain killers such as paracetamol. louis 2008-05-16T12:08:26Z analgesic treatment IDOMAL:0000268 Treatment of anaemia, often found associated with malaria. KL:KL Treatment can be performed through the administration of iron, folic acid, anthelminthics and blood transfusion where safe and available. louis 2008-05-16T12:08:26Z treatment for anaemia IDOMAL:0000276 The change in morphology and behavior of a natural killer cell resulting from exposure to a cytokine, chemokine, cellular ligand, or soluble factor, leading to the initiation or perpetuation of an immune response. IB:IB guest 2009-11-22T02:59:48Z NK cell activation during immune response natural killer cell activation during immune response IDOMAL:0000277 Treatment of comatose patients according to standard procedures. KL:KL louis 2008-05-20T08:23:20Z seizure treatment coma treatment IDOMAL:0000278 Treatment of seizures with standard anticonvulsive drugs such as benzodiazepines. KL:KL louis 2008-05-20T08:23:20Z anticonvulsive treatment IDOMAL:0000279 Treatment of patients showing signs of cerebral oedema and/or cerebral herniation according to standard procedures. KL:KL louis 2008-05-20T08:23:20Z treatment of cerebral edema treatment of cerebral oedema IDOMAL:0000280 Treatment of patients with severe anaemia using packed cells or blood transfusion. KL:KL louis 2008-05-20T08:23:20Z treatment of severe anaemia IDOMAL:0000281 Treatment of hypoglycaemic patients according to standard procedures. KL:KL louis 2008-05-20T08:23:20Z treatment of hypoglycaemia IDOMAL:0000282 Treatment of patients showing signs of intravascular coagulation through the administration of vitamin K, fresh-frozen plasma or platelet transfusion. KL:KL louis 2008-05-20T08:23:20Z treatment of intravascular coagulation IDOMAL:0000283 Treatment of dehydrated patients or patients showing signs of a disturbed electrilyte balance according to standard procedures. KL:KL louis 2008-05-20T08:23:20Z treatment of fluid and electrolyte balance IDOMAL:0000284 Treatment of showing signs of renal failure according to standard procedures, complemented by the treatment of massive intravascular haemolysis. KL:KL louis 2008-05-20T08:23:20Z treatment of renal failure IDOMAL:0000285 Treatment of patients showing signs of pulmonary oedema according to standard procedures and/or positive pressure ventilation where possible. KL:KL louis 2008-05-20T08:23:20Z treatment of pulmonary edema treatment of pulmonary oedema IDOMAL:0000286 Treatment of patients developing a secondary septicaemic shock according to standard procedures. KL:KL louis 2008-05-20T08:23:20Z treatment of septicaemic shock IDOMAL:0000287 Treatment of patients with a secondary pneumonia according to standard procedures. KL:KL louis 2008-05-20T08:23:20Z treatment of secondary bacterial pneumonia IDOMAL:0000288 Treatment of non-immune patients through exchange transfusion. KL:KL louis 2008-05-20T08:23:20Z treatment of hyperparasitaemia IDOMAL:0000289 Treatment of showing signs of a ruptured spleen according to standard procedures, conservative measures taking precedence over surgery. KL:KL louis 2008-05-20T08:23:20Z treatment of ruprured spleen IDOMAL:0000290 Treatment of metabolic acidosis in patients according to standard procedures. KL:KL louis 2008-05-20T08:36:43Z treatment of metabolic acidosis IDOMAL:0000295 A change in the morphology and behaviour of a dendritic cell resulting from exposure to a specific antigen, mitogen, cytokine, cellular ligand, or soluble factor, leading to the initiation or perpetuation of an immune response. IB:IB guest 2009-11-22T02:59:48Z DC activation during immune response dendritic cell activation during immune response IDOMAL:0000312 Any use of chemicals such as insecticides or repellents for the purpose of vector control. KL:KL louis 2008-08-01T01:37:09Z use of chemicals IDOMAL:0000341 A chemical substance, often an enzyme, that plays a crucial role in a biological process. KL:KL Role played by portion of physical substance in a biological process. factor IDOMAL:0000343 A living object. KL:KL biotic object IDOMAL:0000344 Prevalence as measured by immunological methods. KL:KL seroprevalence IDOMAL:0000346 A quality which refers to the host. PT:PT quality of host IDOMAL:0000347 A quality which refers to the pathogen. PT:PT quality of pathogen IDOMAL:0000348 Is a glycoprotein synthesized mainly by CD4 T helper lymphocytes, and has an autocrine effect on the CD4 T cell that produces it. ISBN:0-8493-1567-0 guest 2009-11-22T03:04:47Z IL-2 interleukin 2 IDOMAL:0000349 A heritable change in the sensitivity of a pest population that is reflected in the repeated failure of a product to achieve the expected level of control when used according to the label recommendation for that pest species. IRAC:manual insecticide resistance IDOMAL:0000351 A quality which refers to the host population. PT:PT quality of host population IDOMAL:0000352 Resistance of a group to a pathogen due to immunity of a large proportion of the group to that pathogen. biologyonline:herdimmunity herd immunity IDOMAL:0000353 Bti Bacillus israelensis IDOMAL:0000356 The time period during which a patient can be infectious. KL:KL infectious period in vertebrate host infectivity period IDOMAL:0000360 The time from the moment of infection till the first discovery of parasites in the blood. KL:KL pre-patent period IDOMAL:0000363 Dormancy is a state in an organism's life cycle when growth, development, and (in animals) physical activity is temporarily suspended. IDOMAL:0000363 http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/idomal.owl dormancy IDOMAL:0000373 A molecule on the surface or within a cell that recognizes and binds with specific molecules, producing a specific effect in the cell. KL:KL guest 2009-11-22T06:45:49Z receptor IDOMAL:0000375 It is a monomeric gamma globulin protein consisting of two gamma 3 heavy chains and either two kappa light chains or two lambda light chains, connected by disulfide bonds. IB:IB guest 2009-11-23T02:08:05Z IgG3 immunoglobulin G3 IDOMAL:0000376 Is a glycoprotein and acts on T cells as a cytotoxic lymphocyte maturation factor as well as natural killer cell stimulatory factor. ISBN:0-8493-1567-0 guest 2009-11-22T06:54:30Z IL-12 interleukin 12 IDOMAL:0000386 Is a glycoprotein produced mainly by CD4 T lymphocytes. One of its many functions is to induce differentiation of T helper 2 cells from naive CD4 T cells. ISBN:0-8493-1567-0 guest 2009-11-22T07:17:28Z IL-4 interleukin 4 IDOMAL:0000387 Is a glycoprotein that suppresses cell-mediated immune response. Some of its many effects is suppression of the cytotoxic functions of monocytes/macrophages, and generation of pro-inflammatory cytokines. IB:IB, ISBN:0-8493-1567-0 guest 2009-11-22T07:17:28Z IL-13 interleukin 13 IDOMAL:0000388 The directed killing of a target cell by a CD8 T cell through the release of granules containing cytotoxic mediators or through the engagement of death receptors. IB:IB guest 2009-11-22T07:26:07Z CD8-positive, alpha-beta cytotoxic T lymphocyte mediated cytotoxic response CD8-positive, alpha-beta cytotoxic T-cell mediated cytotoxic response CD8-positive, alpha-beta cytotoxic T-lymphocyte mediated cytotoxic response CD8-positive, alpha-beta cytotoxic T cell mediated cytotoxic response IDOMAL:0000389 An immune response involving a change in the state or activity of a CD4-positive, alpha-beta T cell in response to stimulus. IB:IB guest 2009-11-22T07:26:07Z CD4-positive, alpha-beta T lymphocyte mediated immune response CD4-positive, alpha-beta T-cell mediated immune response CD4-positive, alpha-beta T-lymphocyte mediated immune response CD4-positive, alpha-beta T cell mediated immune response IDOMAL:0000390 An immune response involving a change in the state or activity of a T-helper 1 cell in response to stimulus. IB:IB guest 2009-11-22T07:38:52Z Th1 cell mediated immune response T-helper 1 cell mediated immune response IDOMAL:0000391 An immune response involving a change in the state or activity of a T-helper 2 cell in response to stimulus. IB:IB guest 2009-11-22T07:38:52Z Th2 cell mediated immune response T-helper 2 cell mediated immune response IDOMAL:0000392 The directed killing of a target cell by a natural killer cell through the release of granules containing cytotoxic mediators or through the engagement of death receptors. IB:IB guest 2009-11-22T07:52:29Z natural killer cell mediated cytotoxic response IDOMAL:0000393 Apoptosis induced by the binding of Fas ligand (FasL/CD95L) to Fas (ApoI/CD95), resulting in signal transduction, which initiates apoptosis. PMID:11940113 guest 2009-11-22T07:54:25Z Death receptor induced apoptosis Fas pathway Fas-induced apoptosis IDOMAL:0000395 The regulated exocytosis of secretory granules containing preformed mediators such as perforin and granzymes by a CD8-positive, alpha-beta cytotoxic T cell. IB:IB guest 2009-11-22T07:55:55Z CD8-positive, alpha-beta cytotoxic T lymphocyte degranulation CD8-positive, alpha-beta cytotoxic T-cell degranulation CD8-positive, alpha-beta cytotoxic T-lymphocyte degranulation cytotoxic T cell degranulation cytotoxic T cell granule exocytosis cytotoxic T lymphocyte degranulation cytotoxic T lymphocyte granule exocytosis cytotoxic T-cell degranulation cytotoxic T-cell granule exocytosis cytotoxic T-lymphocyte degranulation cytotoxic T-lymphocyte granule exocytosis CD8-positive, alpha-beta cytotoxic T cell degranulation IDOMAL:0000396 Is a glycoprotein found in granules of CD8 cytotoxic cells and natural killer cells Upon degranulation, perforin inserts itself into the plasma membrane of the target cell, forming a pore. Wikipedia:perforin guest 2009-11-22T07:57:10Z perforin IDOMAL:0000397 Serine proteases, released from cytoplasmic granules within natural killer cells and CD8-positive cytotoxic T cells. IB:IB guest 2009-11-22T07:57:10Z fragmentin granzyme IDOMAL:0000408 The number of bites per person in a certain period of time. PT:PT Topito 2012-05-28T04:05:49Z blood feeding rate man biting rate IDOMAL:0000409 The proportion of female mosquitoes that have laid eggs at least once. PT:PT Topito 2012-05-28T04:05:49Z parous rate IDOMAL:0000410 The estimated proportion of the blood meals of a mosquito population obtained from man. Topito anthropophilic index human blood ratio human blood index IDOMAL:0000411 Topito entomological inoculation rate IDOMAL:0000423 A independent continuant entity that is a mereological sum of separate abiotic objects. PT:PT abiotic object aggregate IDOMAL:0000424 A independent continuant entity that is a mereological sum of separate biotic objects. PT:PT biotic object aggregate IDOMAL:0000428 A measure, which refers to a group of arthropods. PT:PT measure relating to aggregate of arthropods IDOMAL:0000429 The usage of insecticides, usually for the purpose of mosquito control. KL:KL louis 2008-08-07T12:54:20Z usage of insecticides IDOMAL:0000430 A measure, which refers to a group of vertebrates. PT:PT measure relating to aggregate of vertebrates IDOMAL:0000431 Measure relating to aggregate of arthropods on-host, which is calculated as the total number of arthropods divided by the total number of hosts examined. PT:PT mean density per host population intensity abundance of athropods per host IDOMAL:0000432 Measure relating to aggregate of vertebrates, which refers to the absolute contribution made by a particular amplification/reservoir host species to the natural prevalence of infection with a given pathogen among vectors in a certain area. PT:PT Determination of the amplification/reservoir host capacity of a given vertebrate species should include quantitative data on its density, its infectivity to feeding vectors, the duration of the infective period, how frequently it is fed upon by vectors and, in the case of ticks, feeding success and molting success. amplification/reservoir host capacity IDOMAL:0000433 Amplification/reservoir host capacity measure which refers to the proportional contribution of a particular amplification/reservoir host species to the natural prevalence of infection with a given pathogen among vectors in a certain area in relation to other examined amplification/reservoir host species. PT:PT Also referred to as reservoir potential, For tick-borne pathogens, relative amplification/reservoir host capacity has minimally been based on data for host density, host infectivity, and mean abundance of ticks per host. relative amplification/reservoir host capacity IDOMAL:0000434 The infection incidence proportion per unit time. PT:PT infection incidence rate IDOMAL:0000436 The number of arthropods divided by the number of infested hosts. PT:PT intensity of host infestation by arthropods IDOMAL:0000437 Measure relating to aggregate of vertebrates, which refers to the efficiency with which a pathogen is transmitted from infected vertebrates to feeding arthropods of a given taxon. PT:PT measure of host infectivity IDOMAL:0000439 A measure, which refers to the vertebrate host. PT:PT measure relating to vertebrate host IDOMAL:0000440 Measure relating to enumeration of an aggregate of arthropods. PT:PT measure relating to enumeration of aggregate of arthropods IDOMAL:0000441 Measure relating to host blood within an aggregate of arthropods. PT:PT measure relating to host blood in aggregate of arthropods IDOMAL:0000442 Measure relating to infection within an aggregate of arthropods. PT:PT measure relating to infection within an aggregate of arthropods IDOMAL:0000469 Is a glycoprotein that acts as a cytokine synthesis inhibitory factor. Some of its many functions is to inhibit cytokine synthesis by T helper 1 cells and the formation of interferon-gamma. ISBN:0-8493-1567-0 guest 2009-11-23T09:58:25Z IL-10 interleukin 10 IDOMAL:0000470 A change in the morphology and behavior of a CD8-positive, alpha-beta cytotoxic T cell,resulting from exposure to a mitogen, cytokine, chemokine, cellular ligand, or an antigen for which it is specific, leading to the initiation or perpetuation of an immune response. IB:IB guest 2009-11-23T10:08:43Z CD8-positive, alpha-beta cytotoxic T lymphocyte activation during immune response CD8-positive, alpha-beta cytotoxic T-cell activation during immune response CD8-positive, alpha-beta cytotoxic T-lymphocyte activation during immune response CD8-positive, alpha-beta cytotoxic T cell activation during immune response IDOMAL:0000471 Any process by which T-helper 1 cells stops, prevents or reduces the frequency, rate or extent of T-helper 2 cell mediated immune response. IB:IB guest 2009-11-23T10:08:43Z suppression of Th2 cell mediated immune response suppression of T-helper 2 cell mediated immune response IDOMAL:0000472 Any process by which T-helper 2 cells stops, prevents or reduces the frequency, rate or extent of T-helper 1 cell mediated immune response. IB:IB guest 2009-11-23T10:10:56Z suppression of Th1 cell mediated immune response suppression of T-helper 1 cell mediated immune response IDOMAL:0000489 Bacillus sphaericus is an obligate aerobe bacterium used as a larvicide for mosquito control. Wikipedia:Bacillussphaericus louis 2009-06-30T02:49:02Z Bacillus sphaericus IDOMAL:0000521 A fungal genus. KL:KL louis 2009-06-30T02:56:29Z Coelomyces IDOMAL:0000539 A fungal genus. KL:KL louis 2009-06-30T02:56:29Z Culicinomyces IDOMAL:0000549 The appearance of immunoglobulin E due to biosynthesis or secretion following a cellular stimulus, resulting in an increase in its intracellular or extracellular levels. IB:IB guest 2009-11-23T10:43:13Z IgE production immunoglobulin E production IDOMAL:0000554 It is a monomeric immunoglobulin consisting of two epsilon heavy chains and either two kappa light chains or two lambda light chains, connected by disulfide bonds. IB:IB guest 2009-11-23T10:43:27Z IgE immunoglobulin E IDOMAL:0000561 Any host process of the immune system that occurs as part of an immune response. IB:IB guest 2009-12-02T11:02:50Z host immune effector process IDOMAL:0000581 C3b is the principal protein fragment produced when complement component C3 is cleaved by convertases of either the classical or alternative pathway. C3b aids in opsonization. IB:IB guest 2009-11-23T02:17:58Z complement component 3b C3b IDOMAL:0000584 Mesoendemicity is found typically among small rural communities in the subtropical zones with varying intensity of transmission depending on local circumstances. ISBN:034057190X Administrator 2008-06-23T10:22:38Z mesoendemicity IDOMAL:0000586 Holoendemicity denotes a perennial transmission of high degree, resulting in a considerable degree of immune response to all age groups, but particularly in the adults. ISBN:034057190X Administrator 2008-06-23T10:22:38Z holoendemicity IDOMAL:0000591 Any investigation aiming at finding the transmission potential state of a vector population. KL:KL Administrator 2008-06-23T10:50:15Z investigation relating to the insect vector IDOMAL:0000592 Any process carried out to determine the condition of a patient's spleen. KL:KL Administrator 2008-06-23T10:50:48Z spleen examination IDOMAL:0000593 An examination of the blood comprised of several, different diagnostic procedures. KL:KL Administrator 2008-06-23T10:50:48Z blood examination IDOMAL:0000594 The calculated approximation of the mosquito density in an area which is usable even if input data may be incomplete or uncertain. KL:KL Administrator 2008-06-23T10:51:36Z estimation of mosquito density IDOMAL:0000595 The calculated approximation of the natural infection rate in an area which is usable even if input data may be incomplete or uncertain. KL:KL Administrator 2008-06-23T10:51:36Z estimation of natural infection IDOMAL:0000596 The calculated approximation of the biting habits of a vector which is usable even if input data may be incomplete or uncertain. KL:KL Administrator 2008-06-23T10:51:36Z estimation of biting habits IDOMAL:0000597 The estimation of the life span of vectors. KL:KL Administrator 2008-06-23T10:51:36Z estimation of longevity IDOMAL:0000603 A person under health care. The person may be waiting for this care or may be receiving it or may have already received it. PT:MedicineNET.com 2008-06-23T08:00:07Z patient IDOMAL:0000608 A process protecting a human host from the biting of mosquitoes, usually through physical or chemical means. KL:KL Administrator 2008-06-24T11:17:53Z protection against mosquito bites IDOMAL:0000612 The developmental stages of mosquitoes. EM:EM mosquito developmental stage IDOMAL:0000614 A change in the morphology or behavior of a phagocyte resulting from exposure to an activating factor such as a cellular or soluble ligand, leading to the initiation or perpetuation of an immune response. IB:IB guest 2009-11-23T06:20:00Z phagocyte activation during immune response IDOMAL:0000637 The insertion of a mosquito's proboscis into the skin of a vertebrate in order to feed with its blood. KL:KL louis 2010-04-09T11:08:44Z mosquito bite IDOMAL:0000639 Any of the four developmental stages immediately following the embryonal stage upon moulting and before pupation. KL:KL louis 2010-04-09T01:35:16Z larval stage IDOMAL:0000644 An individual member of a vector species. KL:KL louis 2010-04-09T01:47:15Z vector vector organism IDOMAL:0000646 A vector organism in its early stages of development, before it has reached the first larval instar stage. KL:KL louis 2010-04-09T01:48:51Z embryo IDOMAL:0000648 The appearance of immunoglobulin G due to biosynthesis or secretion following a cellular stimulus, resulting in an increase in its intracellular or extracellular levels. IB:IB guest 2009-12-03T12:16:45Z IgG production immunoglobulin G production IDOMAL:0000650 It is a pentameric gamma globulin protein consisting of five monomers joined by disulfide bonds and the J chain. Each monomer consists of two mu heave chains and either two kappa light chains or two lambda light chains, connected by disulfide bonds. IB:IB guest 2009-12-03T12:49:54Z IgM immunoglobulin M IDOMAL:0000653 The newly hatched, wingless, wormlike form of a vector organism before metamorphosis. KL:KL louis 2010-04-09T01:48:51Z larva IDOMAL:0000654 A vector organism during its non-feeding stage between the larva and adult, during which the larva undergoes complete transformation. KL:KL louis 2010-04-09T01:48:51Z pupa IDOMAL:0000655 An vector organism in its sexually mature stage after metamorphosis. KL:KL louis 2010-04-09T01:48:51Z imago adult IDOMAL:0000656 A vector organism during its first of four larval stages. KL:KL louis 2010-04-09T01:49:27Z first instar larva IDOMAL:0000657 A vector organism during its second of four larval stages. KL:KL louis 2010-04-09T01:49:27Z second instar larva IDOMAL:0000658 A vector organism during its third of four larval stages. KL:KL louis 2010-04-09T01:49:27Z third instar larva IDOMAL:0000659 A vector organism during its fourth of four larval stages. KL:KL louis 2010-04-09T01:49:27Z fourth instar larva IDOMAL:0000665 Removal of the stomach's contents via a nasogastric tube. KL:KL Administrator 2008-06-23T11:08:11Z aspiration of stomach contents IDOMAL:0000667 Vector control measures aiming at mosquito populations. KL:KL Administrator 2008-06-24T11:17:53Z mosquito control IDOMAL:0000669 An antibody that attaches to a cell surface through its Fc region. ISBN:0-8493-1567-0 guest 2009-11-26T10:13:25Z cytophilic isotype cytophilic antibody IDOMAL:0000672 A material with a definite chemical composition. KL:KL Administrator 2008-06-24T11:22:24Z chemical compound IDOMAL:0000674 The selection of habitat such that the chances of mosquito bites are reduced. KL:KL Administrator 2008-06-24T11:23:30Z selection of habitat IDOMAL:0000675 The management of interaction by the modern human societies with, and impact upon the environment. KL:KL Administrator 2008-06-24T11:25:01Z environmental management IDOMAL:0000676 In malariology, use of engineering aiming at producing local conditions unfavourable for the breeding of mosquitoes in their usual habitats. KL:KL Administrator 2008-06-24T11:25:15Z environmental modification IDOMAL:0000677 The filling of abandoned ditches, borrow pits and ponds to remove potential mosquito breeding sites. KL:KL Administrator 2008-06-24T11:28:48Z filling IDOMAL:0000678 Drainage is the natural or artificial removal of surface and sub-surface water from an area. Wikipedia:drainage Administrator 2008-06-24T11:28:48Z drainage IDOMAL:0000679 In areas of extensive water covered with vegetation where drainage is impractical, the area can be deepened to the extent that plants cannot grow. If the banks of the impoundment are also steepened and stabilised, the introduction of larvivorous fish can reduce mosquito production dramatically. Health\,NutritionandPopulation(HNP)DiscussionPaper:ISBN1-932126-90-2 Administrator 2008-06-24T11:28:48Z Lido system IDOMAL:0000680 The drainage of the surface. KL:KL Administrator 2008-06-24T11:36:48Z surface drainage IDOMAL:0000681 The drainage of subsoil. KL:KL Administrator 2008-06-24T11:36:48Z subsoil drainage subsoil drainage IDOMAL:0000682 The drainage of a coastal swamp. KL:KL Administrator 2008-06-24T11:36:48Z coastal swamp drainage IDOMAL:0000683 Drainage of gricultural land by pumped wells to improve the soil. KL:KL Administrator 2008-06-24T11:36:48Z vertical drainage IDOMAL:0000684 In malariology, a recurrent activity aiming at producing local conditions unfavourable for the breeding of mosquitoes in their usual habitats. KL:KL Administrator 2008-06-24T11:38:12Z environmental manipulation IDOMAL:0000686 Deliberate change of the water surface level through engineering or other measures. KL:KL Administrator 2008-06-24T11:53:02Z change water levels IDOMAL:0000687 The use of a water channel that is controlled at its head by a gate. KL:KL Administrator 2008-06-24T11:53:02Z stream sluicing IDOMAL:0000688 Deliberate change of the water salinity through engineering or other measures. KL:KL Administrator 2008-06-24T11:53:02Z change water salinity IDOMAL:0000689 The artificial creation of shaded areas next to stream banks. KL:KL Administrator 2008-06-24T11:53:02Z shading of stream banks IDOMAL:0000690 Deliberate clearing of vegetation linked to standing water. KL:KL Administrator 2008-06-24T11:53:02Z clearing of vegetation IDOMAL:0000707 Any process by which the pathogen stops, prevents or reduces the frequency, rate or extent of host defence(s). IB:IB guest 2009-11-25T02:19:24Z negative regulation of host defenses suppression of host immune system IDOMAL:0000708 Any process by which the pathogen modulates the frequency, rate or extent of host immune response(s). IB:IB guest 2009-11-25T02:20:11Z modulation of host immune response IDOMAL:0000709 Any process by which the pathogen stops, prevents or reduces the frequency, rate or extent of MHC class II upregulation on dendritic cells and macrophages. IB:IB guest 2009-11-25T02:22:33Z suppression of MHC class II upregulation on dendritic cells and macrophages IDOMAL:0000710 Any process by which the pathogen stops, prevents or reduces the frequency, rate or extent of dendritic cell differentiation and/or maturation. IB:IB guest 2009-11-25T02:22:33Z suppression of DC differentiation and maturation suppression of dendritic cell differentiation and maturation IDOMAL:0000729 Any of numerous proteins or conjugated proteins produced by living organisms and functioning as biochemical catalysts. KL:KL guest 2009-11-25T09:38:01Z enzyme IDOMAL:0000741 The amount of blood taken up during the feeding process. PT:PT blood meal IDOMAL:0000742 The amount of sugar taken up during the feeding process. PT:PT sugar meal IDOMAL:0000743 A mosquito which carries an infectious agent that can be transmitted via a bite. KL:KL infected mosquito IDOMAL:0000745 Blood carrying an infectious agent. EM:EM infected blood IDOMAL:0000747 An immune response involving a change in the state or activity of a T cell in response to stimulus. IB:IB guest 2009-11-26T01:51:16Z T lymphocyte mediated immune response T-cell mediated immune response T-lymphocyte mediated immune response T cell mediated immune response IDOMAL:0000748 An immune response involving a change in the state or activity of a B cell in response to stimulus. IB:IB guest 2009-11-26T01:52:00Z B lymphocyte mediated immune response B-cell mediated immune response B-lymphocyte mediated immune response B cell mediated immune response IDOMAL:0000759 An immune response involving a change in the state or activity of a regulatory T cell in response to stimulus. IB:IB guest 2009-11-30T10:03:15Z regulatory T lymphocyte mediated immune response regulatory T-cell mediated immune response regulatory T-lymphocyte mediated immune response regulatory T cell mediated immune response IDOMAL:0000764 Immunoglobulins are gamma globulin proteins consisting of heavy and light chains connected by disulfide bonds. They are synthesized in response to stimulation by an antigen. IB:IB guest 2009-11-26T04:34:14Z Ig Ab antibody immunoglobulin IDOMAL:0000765 It is a monomeric gamma globulin protein consisting of two gamma heavy chains and either two kappa light chains or two lambda light chains, connected by disulfide bonds. IB:IB guest 2009-11-26T04:35:08Z IgG immunoglobulin G IDOMAL:0000768 The appearance of cytophilic antibodies due to biosynthesis or secretion following a cellular stimulus, resulting in an increase in its intracellular or extracellular levels. IB:IB guest 2009-11-26T04:47:07Z cytophilic Ab production cytophilic antibody production IDOMAL:0000776 The direct killing of a target cell by a leukocyte. IB:IB guest 2009-11-26T07:59:24Z immune cell mediated cell death immune cell mediated cell killing immune cell mediated cytotoxic response immune cell mediated cytotoxicity leukocyte mediated cytotoxic response IDOMAL:0000786 They are glycolipids with the major function of anchoring proteins to cell membrane surfaces. They are particularly abundant in protozoan parasites, where they serve as the predominant mechanism for integrating glycoproteins and phosphosaccharides into membrane lipid bilayers. ISBN:978-3-540-48994-8 guest 2009-11-28T11:11:03Z GPI anchor GPI-anchor glycosylphosphatidylinositol anchor IDOMAL:0000790 The appearance of tumor necrosis factor-alpha due to biosynthesis or secretion following a cellular stimulus, resulting in an increase in its intracellular or extracellular levels. IB:IB guest 2009-11-30T10:30:52Z TNF-alpha production tumor necrosis factor-alpha production IDOMAL:0000793 The process by which a microorganism (or other particulate material) is rendered more susceptible to phagocytosis by coating with an opsonin, a blood serum protein such as a complement. IB:IB guest 2009-11-30T01:50:41Z antibody-independent opsonization IDOMAL:0000799 Any process by which the pathogen stops, prevents or reduces the frequency, rate or extent of T cell activation. IB:IB guest 2009-11-30T02:48:12Z suppression of T lymphocyte activation suppression of T-cell activation suppression of T-lymphocyte activation suppression of T cell activation IDOMAL:0000804 The chemical reactions and pathways, including anabolism and catabolism, by which the host transforms chemical substances. Metabolic processes typically transform small molecules, but also include macromolecular processes such as DNA repair and replication, and protein synthesis and degradation. IB:IB guest 2009-11-30T05:39:02Z host metabolism host metabolic process IDOMAL:0000811 The appearance of cytokines part of the T-helper 1 cell mediated response, due to biosynthesis or secretion following a cellular stimulus, resulting in an increase in its intracellular or extracellular levels. IB:IB guest 2009-12-02T10:37:57Z Th1 cell mediated cytokine production T-helper 1 cell mediated cytokine production IDOMAL:0000812 The appearance of cytokines part of the T-helper 2 cell mediated response, due to biosynthesis or secretion following a cellular stimulus, resulting in an increase in its intracellular or extracellular levels. IB:IB guest 2009-12-02T10:41:38Z Th2 cell mediated cytokine production T-helper 2 cell mediated cytokine production IDOMAL:0000816 It is the process by which cells undergo apoptosis in a controlled manner through the interaction of a death factor and its receptor. It plays a significant role in immune system homeostasis. PMID:11940113 guest 2009-12-08T09:48:03Z AICD activation-induced cell death IDOMAL:0000822 A immunoglobulin protein that is secreted into the blood or lymph in response to an antigenic stimulus, such as a bacterium, virus, parasite, or transplanted organ, and that neutralizes the antigen by binding specifically to it. KL:KL guest 2009-12-02T04:59:07Z antibody IDOMAL:0000824 Cytokines serve as chemical communicators from one cell to another as well as being biological response modifiers. ISBN:0-8493-1567-0 guest 2009-12-02T08:41:21Z cytokine IDOMAL:0000862 A chemical substance that improves the efficacy ofd an insecticide. KL:KL insecticide synergist IDOMAL:0000880 A substance acting as an insecticide synergist. KL:KL (RS)-5-{1-[2-(2-ethoxyethoxy)ethoxy]ethoxy}-1,3-benzodioxole sesamex IDOMAL:0000883 A chemical substance that acts as an insecticide synergist. It is an inhibitor of microsomal oxidases and carboxylesterase in insects. KL:KL O,O-diethyl O-phenyl phosphorothioate SV-1 SV1 IDOMAL:0000888 A substance acting as an insecticide synergist. KL:KL 5-{bis[2-(2-butoxyethoxy)ethoxy]methyl}-1,3-benzodioxole piprotal IDOMAL:0000891 A substance acting as an insecticide synergist. KL:KL dipropyl 5,6,7,8-tetrahydro-7-methylnaphtho[2,3-d]-1,3-dioxole-5,6-dicarboxylate propyl isome IDOMAL:0000893 Sesamol is a natural organic compound which is a component of sesame oil. KL:KL 1,3-benzodioxol-5-yl (1R,3aR,4S,6aR)-4-(1,3-benzodioxol-5-yl)perhydrofuro[3,4-c]furan-1-yl ether sesamolin IDOMAL:0000900 A method of mosquito control based on the introduction into the environment of various pathogens and predators of insect disease vectors. KL:KL Administrator 2008-06-24T07:20:38Z biological mosquito control IDOMAL:0000902 A method of mosquito control based on the introduction into the environment of various predators of insect disease vectors. KL:KL Administrator 2008-06-24T07:21:48Z introduction of predators of mosquito vectors IDOMAL:0000905 The usage of B. israelensis in a potential vector breeding site/habitat to achieve reduction or elimination of a vector population. KL:KL Administrator 2008-06-24T07:26:13Z introduction of B. israelensis IDOMAL:0000907 The usage of B. sphaericus in a potential vector breeding site/habitat to achieve reduction or elimination of a vector population. KL:KL Administrator 2008-06-24T07:26:13Z introduction of B. sphaericus IDOMAL:0000909 The usage of Coelomyces in a potential vector breeding site/habitat to achieve reduction or elimination of a vector population. KL:KL Administrator 2008-06-24T07:26:13Z introduction of Coelomyces IDOMAL:0000911 The usage of Culicinomyces in a potential vector breeding site/habitat to achieve reduction or elimination of a vector population. KL:KL Administrator 2008-06-24T07:26:13Z introduction of Culicinomyces IDOMAL:0000913 The usage of Lagenidium in a potential vector breeding site/habitat to achieve reduction or elimination of a vector population. KL:KL Administrator 2008-06-24T07:26:13Z introduction of Lagenidium IDOMAL:0000916 A method of mosquito control based on the introduction into the environment of a nematode that parasitizes mosquito larvae. . KL:KL Administrator 2008-06-24T07:26:13Z introduction of Romanomermis culicivorax IDOMAL:0000918 A method of mosquito control based on the introduction into the environment of larvivorous fish. KL:KL Administrator 2008-06-24T07:26:13Z introduction of larvivorous fish IDOMAL:0000930 A chemical substance used for killing insects. KL:KL IRAC:eClassification insecticidal substance IDOMAL:0000995 A symbiont role borne by an organism in virtue of the fact that it derives a growth, survival, or fitness advantage from symbiosis while the other symbiont's growth, survival, or fitness is reduced. IDO:443 louis 2008-07-30T11:08:03Z parasite IDOMAL:0001011 The process of transferring blood or blood-based products from one person into the circulatory system of another. Wikipedia:bloodtransfusion louis 2008-07-30T12:45:11Z blood transfusion IDOMAL:0001013 A quality which refers to vectors. PT:PT louis 2008-07-30T01:09:26Z quality of vector IDOMAL:0001014 A quality which refers to vector population. PT:PT louis 2008-07-30T01:09:26Z quality of vector population IDOMAL:0001020 The usage of different pathogens of mosquitos, usually for the purpose of mosquito control. KL:KL louis 2008-08-06T11:23:51Z usage of mosquito pathogens IDOMAL:0001021 The usage of B. thurigiensis in a potential vector breeding site/habitat to achieve reduction or elimination of a vector population. KL:KL louis 2008-08-06T11:24:35Z introduction of B. thurigiensis IDOMAL:0001022 The usage of bacterial pathogens of mosquitos, usually for the purpose of mosquito control. KL:KL louis 2008-08-06T11:27:18Z usage of bacterial pathogens IDOMAL:0001023 The usage of fungal pathogens of mosquitos, usually for the purpose of mosquito control. KL:KL louis 2008-08-06T11:27:18Z usage of fungal pathogens IDOMAL:0001024 Wire or cloth mesh used to prevent insects from entering a building or landing on a potential food source. KL:KL louis 2008-08-06T11:56:41Z screening material IDOMAL:0001025 A mesh screen blocking entry of insecticides through an opening. KL:KL louis 2008-08-06T11:58:28Z frame screen IDOMAL:0001026 Netting hung over a bed to keep out mosquitos and other insects. KL:KL louis 2008-08-06T11:58:28Z bednet IDOMAL:0001027 A screen preventing insects from crossing an open door. KL:KL louis 2008-08-06T12:00:53Z door screen IDOMAL:0001028 A screen preventing insects from crossing an open window. KL:KL louis 2008-08-06T12:00:53Z window screen IDOMAL:0001029 A screen preventing insects from arriving at a porch. KL:KL louis 2008-08-06T12:00:53Z porch screen IDOMAL:0001030 A bednet that has not been treated with insecticides. KL:KL louis 2008-08-06T12:02:45Z untreated net IDOMAL:0001031 Clothes worn in order to prevent mosquitoes from biting. KL:KL louis 2008-08-06T12:03:44Z protective clothing IDOMAL:0001033 A molecular mechanism that renders a vector organism refractory to effectively hosting a vector. KL:KL Pantelis 2008-08-21T11:09:12Z mechanism of refractoriness IDOMAL:0001034 A non-living object. KL:KL louis 2008-09-09T10:48:10Z abiotic object IDOMAL:0001038 Use of chemical repellent to keep vectors far from humans. KL:KL louis 2008-09-09T11:28:19Z usage of repellent IDOMAL:0001041 The preference for feeding on animals. ISBN:034057190X louis 2008-09-09T01:14:02Z zoophily IDOMAL:0001042 The preference for feeding on humans. ISBN:034057190X louis 2008-09-09T01:14:02Z anthropophily IDOMAL:0001043 The habit of remaining within a man-made shelter throughout the whole or a definite part of the gonotrophic cycle. ISBN:034057190X louis 2008-09-09T01:14:02Z endophily IDOMAL:0001044 The habit of spending the greater part of the gonotrophic cycle out of doors. ISBN:034057190X louis 2008-09-09T01:14:02Z exophily IDOMAL:0001045 The habit of obtaining the blood meal within a man-made structure. ISBN:034057190X Pantelis 2008-09-10T09:49:59Z endophagy IDOMAL:0001046 The habit of seeking the blood meal out of doors. ISBN:034057190X Pantelis 2008-09-10T09:49:59Z exophagy IDOMAL:0001068 A protein that is produced by a host. KL:KL Pantelis 2009-05-10T07:45:00Z host protein IDOMAL:0001070 A protein that is naturally found in disease vectors. KL:KL Pantelis 2009-05-10T07:45:00Z vector protein IDOMAL:0001088 A human protein expressed in the surface of red blood cells. PMID:12692305 Pantelis 2009-05-14T08:08:28Z human band 3 protein IDOMAL:0001107 "A specific protein of a vector. KL:KL Pantelis 2009-05-13T12:19:20Z laminin gamma1 IDOMAL:0001154 A secreted protein expressed in the salivary glands of Anopheles gambiae. PMID:18093000 Pantelis 2009-05-13T08:16:54Z saglin IDOMAL:0001155 Glycophorin A is a sialoglycoprotein isolated from human erythrocyte membranes which seems to exist as stable dimeric complexes in the presence of sodium dodecyl sulfate. PMID:175830 Pantelis 2009-05-14T09:38:16Z human glycophorin A IDOMAL:0001156 A protein expressed in the membrane of erythrocytes. PMID:732312 Pantelis 2009-05-14T10:26:14Z sialoglycoprotein D human glycophorin C IDOMAL:0001159 A major component of red blood cell's cytoskeleton. PMID:15998 Pantelis 2009-05-15T12:25:31Z human spectrin IDOMAL:0001164 Actin is a globular, roughly 42-kDa highly conserved protein found in almost all eukaryotic cells. It is also one of the most highly-conserved proteins, differing by no more than 20% in species as diverse as algae and humans. Actin is the monomeric subunit of two types of filaments in cells: microfilaments, one of the three major components of the cytoskeleton, and thin filaments, part of the contractile apparatus in muscle cells. Wikipedia:actin Pantelis 2009-05-15T12:25:31Z human actin IDOMAL:0001165 A membrane protein identified as the target of spectrin a cytoskeletal protein. PMID:372182 Pantelis 2009-05-15T12:25:31Z human ankyrin IDOMAL:0001166 A protein expressed in erythrocytes. PMID:965498 Pantelis 2009-05-15T12:25:58Z human band 4.1 protein IDOMAL:0001185 A coastel marsh (low poorly drained land) with brackish water. KL:KL louis 2009-06-03T12:28:02Z brackish water marsh IDOMAL:0001186 A pond filled with brackish water. KL:KL louis 2009-06-03T12:28:02Z brackish water pond IDOMAL:0001187 A coastal region saturated with brackish water. KL:KL louis 2009-06-03T12:28:02Z brackish water non-tidal swamp IDOMAL:0001188 A swamp whose water content depends on the tides. KL:KL louis 2009-06-03T12:28:02Z tidal swamp IDOMAL:0001189 Any small collection of brackish water. KL:KL louis 2009-06-03T12:28:02Z small collection of brackish water IDOMAL:0001190 A depression in a rock in which water could accumulate. KL:KL louis 2009-06-03T12:29:38Z rock hole IDOMAL:0001191 A natural cavity in a tree. KL:KL louis 2009-06-03T12:29:38Z tree hole IDOMAL:0001192 The angle between the upper side of the stem and a leaf, branch, or petiole. KL:KL louis 2009-06-03T12:29:38Z plant axil IDOMAL:0001193 An epiphytic plant in which water accumulates. KL:KL louis 2009-06-03T12:29:38Z epiphytic water-bearing plant IDOMAL:0001194 Any kind of container that has been discarded in the environment by man. KL:KL louis 2009-06-03T12:29:38Z discarded container IDOMAL:0001195 A small hole in the soil used as a habitat by crabs. KL:KL louis 2009-06-03T12:29:38Z crab hole IDOMAL:0001196 A crack in dried mud. KL:KL louis 2009-06-03T12:29:38Z crack in mud IDOMAL:0001199 Fresh water running in a small stream with vegetation. KL:KL louis 2009-06-03T12:32:07Z open stream with vegetation IDOMAL:0001205 A marsh, or morass, is a type of wetland which is subject to frequent or continuous flood. Wikipedia:Marsh louis 2009-06-03T12:35:51Z large open marsh IDOMAL:0001206 The part of a larger lake that resembles a marsh. KL:KL louis 2009-06-03T12:35:51Z marshy part of lake IDOMAL:0001207 A pond is an inland body of standing water, either natural or man-made, that is smaller than a lake. Wikipedia:pond louis 2009-06-03T12:35:51Z small pond IDOMAL:0001208 A small, deep body of water. KL:KL louis 2009-06-03T12:35:51Z small pool IDOMAL:0001209 An area where material (usually soil, gravel or sand) has been dug for use at another location. Wikipedia:borrowpit louis 2009-06-03T12:35:51Z borrow-pit IDOMAL:0001210 A man-made canal in which water is stagnant due to the lack of natural flow. KL:KL louis 2009-06-03T12:35:51Z stagnant canal IDOMAL:0001211 A man-made ditch in which water is stagnant due to the lack of natural flow. KL:KL louis 2009-06-03T12:35:51Z stagnant ditch IDOMAL:0001212 A pool close to, and fed by a spring. KL:KL louis 2009-06-03T12:35:51Z spring-fed pool IDOMAL:0001216 Standing water in a plantation, coming from irrigation. KL:KL louis 2009-06-03T12:35:51Z standing water in plantation IDOMAL:0001217 An uncovered artificial excavation, hole or structure for the purpose of withdrawing water. KL:KL louis 2009-06-03T12:35:51Z open well IDOMAL:0001218 A swamp in a forest. KL:KL louis 2009-06-03T12:35:51Z swamp in forest IDOMAL:0001232 A protein composed of four globin chains and heme that gives red blood cells their characteristic color; its function is primarily to transport oxygen. KL:KL louis 2009-06-04T08:31:19Z human haemoglobin IDOMAL:0001233 A protein that is naturally found in humans. KL:KL louis 2009-06-04T11:07:32Z human host protein IDOMAL:0001234 The haemoglobin that is comprised of two alpha and two beta chains encoded by the corresponding wild type genes. KL:KL louis 2009-06-04T11:11:46Z wild type haemoglobin IDOMAL:0001235 Any haemoglobin that is comprised of at least one chain encoded by a corresponding non-wild type gene. KL:KL louis 2009-06-04T11:11:46Z variant haemoglobin IDOMAL:0001236 A variant haemoglobin with a substitution of a valine for glutamine at position 57 in the beta chain. KL:KL louis 2009-06-04T11:18:18Z HbS Sickle cell haemoglobin haemoglobin S IDOMAL:0001237 A commonest variant haemoglobin in the world with a substitution of a lysine for glutamine at position 26 in the beta chain. KL:KL louis 2009-06-04T11:18:18Z haemoglobin E IDOMAL:0001238 A variant haemoglobin with a substitution of a glutamate for lysine at position 6 in the beta chain. KL:KL louis 2009-06-04T11:18:18Z haemoglobin C IDOMAL:0001239 Any variant haemoglobin with an aminoacid substitution in either alpha or beta chain leading to the disease thalassaemia when in homozygous state. KL:KL louis 2009-06-04T11:18:18Z thalassaemia-related haemoglobin IDOMAL:0001240 The first enzyme of the hexose monophosphate shunt whose deficiency leads, among others, to innate resistance to malaria. KL:KL louis 2009-06-04T11:26:46Z G6PD human glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase IDOMAL:0001241 "A realizable dependent continuant that inheres in substances." http://www.ifomis.org/Research/IFOMISReports/IFOMIS%20Report%2006_2003.pdf louis 2009-06-29T01:46:09Z condition IDOMAL:0001246 A given population of disease vectors in a specific area. KL:KL louis 2009-06-04T01:39:54Z disease vector population IDOMAL:0001247 The first developmental stage that immediately follows fertilization of the egg. KL:KL louis 2009-06-04T03:34:16Z embryonal stage IDOMAL:0001248 The second developmental stage, immediately following the embryo stage upon moulting. KL:KL louis 2009-06-04T03:34:16Z first instar larval stage IDOMAL:0001249 The developmental stage following the first instar larval stage. KL:KL louis 2009-06-04T03:34:16Z second instar larval stage IDOMAL:0001250 The developmental stage following the third instar larval stage. KL:KL louis 2009-06-04T03:34:16Z third instar larval stage IDOMAL:0001251 The last developmental stage before sclerotization and formation of the pupa. KL:KL louis 2009-06-04T03:34:16Z fourth instar larval stage IDOMAL:0001252 The stage during which the larva transforms into an adult. KL:KL louis 2009-06-04T03:34:16Z pupal stage IDOMAL:0001253 The winged and last stage of development. KL:KL louis 2009-06-04T03:34:16Z imaginal stage adult stage IDOMAL:0001255 A collection of human beings. KL:KL louis 2009-06-05T02:39:12Z human population IDOMAL:0001256 A human organism that is protected against infectious disease by either specific or non-specific mechanisms. KL:KL louis 2009-06-07T05:41:33Z immune human IDOMAL:0001257 A human organism that is not protected against infectious disease by either specific or non-specific mechanisms. KL:KL louis 2009-06-07T05:41:33Z non-immune human IDOMAL:0001260 Any variant haemoglobin with an aminoacid substitution in the alpha chain leading to the disease alpha thalassaemia when in homozygous state. KL:KL louis 2009-06-09T12:17:47Z alpha thalassaemia-related haemoglobin IDOMAL:0001261 Any variant haemoglobin with an aminoacid substitution in the beta chain leading to the disease beta thalassaemia when in homozygous state. KL:KL louis 2009-06-09T12:17:47Z beta thalassaemia-related haemoglobin IDOMAL:0001275 A fish is any aquatic vertebrate animal that is typically ectothermic (or cold-blooded), covered with scales, and equipped with two sets of paired fins and several unpaired fins. Fish are abundant in the sea and in fresh water, with species being known from mountain streams (e.g. char and gudgeon) as well as in the deepest depths of the ocean (e.g., gulpers and anglerfish). Wikipedia:fish louis 2009-06-09T01:25:38Z fish IDOMAL:0001277 Any organsim that parasitizes mosquitoes. KL:KL louis 2009-06-09T01:30:42Z mosquito parasite IDOMAL:0001278 A fish that feeds on mosquito larvae. KL:KL louis 2009-06-09T01:32:06Z larvivorous fish IDOMAL:0001279 Annual fishes are species that belong to the family Cyprinodontidae and which complete their life cycles within a year, their eggs requiring a dry period to develop fully. KL:KL louis 2009-06-09T01:51:35Z annual fish IDOMAL:0001281 An larvivorous annual fish. KL:KL louis 2009-06-09T01:54:42Z Cynolebias whitei IDOMAL:0001284 The use of defined chemical agents to treat or control disease. KLXX:KL louis 2009-06-17T03:03:45Z chemotherapy IDOMAL:0001287 An inherited condition that results in a deficiency in glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase. KL:KL louis 2009-06-29T12:05:02Z G6PD deficiency IDOMAL:0001291 The fact that an endophilic species rests inside the house after the meal. KL:KL louis 2009-06-30T11:58:13Z domestic behaviour IDOMAL:0001292 The fact that an exophilic species will never go indoors. KL:KL louis 2009-06-30T11:58:13Z wild behaviour IDOMAL:0001293 The fact that an endophilic species will go outdoors for resting after the meal. KL:KL louis 2009-06-30T11:58:13Z intermediate behaviour IDOMAL:0001294 In vector-borne infections such as malaria, the vectorial capacity is a concept analogous to the contact rate in directly-transmitted diseases. It is, thus, a function of (a) the vector's density in relation to its vertebrate host, (b) the frequency with which it takes blood meals on the host species, (c) the duration of the latent period in the vector, and (d) the vector's life expectancy. Babylon:vectorialcapacity louis 2009-06-30T12:02:22Z vectorial capacity IDOMAL:0001295 KL:KL louis 2009-06-30T12:02:22Z vector competence IDOMAL:0001296 Protein molecules are cleaved into large peptides by proteinases (also called endopeptidases). ISBN:0-412-40180-0 cleavage by proteases IDOMAL:0001297 The hydrolysis of peptide bonds by a class of peptidases which are characterised by the presence of a serine residue in the active center of the enzyme. ISBN:0-412-40180-0 cleavage by serine proteases IDOMAL:0001298 The cleavage of the lipids that are contained in mosquitoes' meal by enzymes, such as carboxylesterases, acetylesterases, arylesterases, that are present in the midgut of adult female mosquitoes. ISBN:0-412-40180-0 cleavage by esterases IDOMAL:0001299 The cleavage of glycosidic linkages by specific enzymes, carbohydrases. ISBN:0-412-40180-0 cleavage by carbohydrases IDOMAL:0001300 The large peptides are progressively shortened by peptidases (more specifically called exopeptidases). ISBN:0-412-40180-0 cleavage by peptidases IDOMAL:0002000 The sequence of events that begins with the response of one individual to another of opposite sex and ends with insemination and parting. Mating often is proceded by swarming or other forms of epigamic behaviour. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 mating IDOMAL:0002003 The nervous arcs through which co-ordination is effected lie in the thoracic ganglia. ISBN:0-412-11490-9 flight orientation IDOMAL:0002004 Two modes of feeding have been distinguished in male mosquitoes and one additional mode in females: water ingestion, nectar feeding and, for females only, blood feeding. ISBN:0-412-40180-0, ISBN:0-85199-313-3 Important aspects of the feeding behaviour of any mosquito species include (i) the identity of the vertebrate species on which it feeds in nature, (ii) whether its host range is restricted or unrestricted, (iii) the quantitative distribution of its feeds between host species in particular localities. adult feeding behaviour IDOMAL:0002005 A small volume of water is imbibed and passed into the midgut. ISBN:0-412-40180-0 water ingestion IDOMAL:0002007 The first phase of the blood feeding; from time of alighting on the host to the time the stylets start to penetrate the skin. ISBN:0-412-40180-0 exploratory phase IDOMAL:0002008 The phase of the blood feeding from first penetration of the skin to the first appearance of blood in the fascicle and cessation of palpal vibrations. ISBN:0-412-40180-0 probing phase IDOMAL:0002009 The phase of the blood feeding from first appearance of blood in the fascicle to the start of withdrawal. ISBN:0-412-40180-0 imbibing phase IDOMAL:0002010 The phase of the blood feeding from first straightening of the forelegs to complete removal of the stylets from the skin. ISBN:0-412-40180-0 withdrawal phase IDOMAL:0002011 A meal acquired from two or more hosts, which may have been of the same species (single-species mixed meal) or different species (multi-species mixed meal). ISBN:0-85199-313-3 mixed meal IDOMAL:0002012 A blood meal resulting from a single feed. It may be complete or, as a result of interruption, incomplete. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 simple meal IDOMAL:0002013 A second, third or yet further blood meal acquired in a single gonotrophic cycle through supplementary feeding. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 supplementary meal IDOMAL:0002014 During a single gonotrophic cycle, the female takes more than one blood meal. Multiple feeding involves multiple host contacts. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 multiple feeding IDOMAL:0002015 Acquisition of a blood meal in two or more parts, the mosquito having left its host while only partly fed, due to disturbance, and having resumed feeding soon afterwards on the same or another host. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 interrupted feeding IDOMAL:0002016 Acquisition of additional blood meals after the first during a single gonotrophic cycle, independently of interruption due to disturbance, the feedings being separated by intervals of several hours to a day or more. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 supplementary feeding IDOMAL:0002017 The control of feeding and distribution of food within the gut by integrated responses of the peripheral sensilla, central nervous system and, probably, the stomatogastric system. Feeding generally terminates in response to mechanical stimulation caused by swelling of the gut. ISBN:0-412-40180-0 regulation of food intake in adults IDOMAL:0002018 The regulation of the sugar intake in mosquitoes using chemosensilla and sugar receptors. ISBN:0-412-40180-0 regulation of sugar intake IDOMAL:0002019 When mosquitoes drink, two control processes are involved: one regulates the destination of the fluid the other regulates the volume that is imbibed. ISBN:0-412-40180-0 regulation of destination and volume IDOMAL:0002020 Female mosquitoes gorge on blood when it is applied by capillary tube to the unsheathed fascicle or offered through an artificial membrane. Whether stimulation of just the larbal sensilla with blood is sufficient to induce drinking is not known, but certainly stimulation of both larbal and cibarial sensilla is sufficient. ISBN:0-412-40180-0 regulation of blood intake IDOMAL:0002021 The sequence of behaviour patterns exhibited by mosquitoes responding to hosts over a distance. Host-seeking behaviour terminates once feeding is initiated and blood ingestion begins. For each species, host-finding activity is exhibited during one or more periods in the diel. ISBN:0-12-473276-3, ISBN:0-85199-313-3 host search host selection by mosquitoes host seeking IDOMAL:0002022 Activation is the first response to host cues; it is the initial response in a sequence of behaviours that ends with arrival at the host. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 Mosquitoes can be activated by host cues at any time. Un-fed, resting females of some species will attack at any hour if disturbed in their shelters by intrusion of a host or stimulated by odour from a nearby host. Such opportunistic biting has been observed in nocturnal mosquitoes disturbed by day. The activation step is readily observed in the laboratory but has seldom been described from the field. activation IDOMAL:0002023 The navigation of the mosquitoes towards potential hosts through their responses to a variety of cues emanating from them. Some host cues are chemical and others are physical. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 long range orientation long-range approach IDOMAL:0002024 The resting of females in their host's proximity after they had approached them and before making a final approach and feeding. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 This phenomenon is been described in some members of the Leucosphyrus Subgroup, in Anopheles dirus, in Anopheles gambie, Anopheles arabiensis, Culex quinquefasciatus. pre-attack resting IDOMAL:0002025 The final stage of host finding; it comprises four steps. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 This phase of host finding may follow a long-range approach or, if arrival of a host activates a resting mosquito, it may start immediately after activation. The short-range approach to the host is assumed to start when cues other than host odour are first perceived by the mosquito. short-range approach, alighting and exploration IDOMAL:0002026 The first step of short-range approach, alighting and exploration; from the perception of cues by the mosquito to the approach of the host. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 Is assumed to start when cues other than host odour are first perceived by the mosquito. short-range approach to the host IDOMAL:0002027 The second step of the short-range approach, alighting and exploration. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 Except in total darkness, visual responces may govern the final stage of flight into the presence of a potential host, but additional stimuli may be required before the mosquito alights on the host. descent to the body surface and alighting IDOMAL:0002028 In this step the mosquito walks over the body, rapidly tapping the surface with its labella, and it may fly from one body region to another in order to find a region of vascularized skin into which it can drive its stylets. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 exploration and examination of the body surface IDOMAL:0002029 The digestion of blood and nectar. The midgut is the principal organ of digestion, but dissaccharides ingested in nectar are at least partly hydrolysed in the crop by a salivary enzyme. ISBN:0-412-40180-0 digestion of food IDOMAL:0002031 The regulation of enzyme synthesis by the presence of blood in the midgut or not. ISBN:0-412-40180-0 regulation of digestive enzyme synthesis IDOMAL:0002032 For the female: digestion of blood proteins yields amino acids which are reconstituted in the mosquito's fat body as proteinaceous yolk. This is important for oogenesis. For both sexes: Plant juices provide an important energy source. They are the only food sources for males. ISBN:0-412-40180-0 absorption of the products of digestion IDOMAL:0002033 The formation of a membrane which is deposited around the ingested blood mass. ISBN:0-412-40180-0 formation of peritrophic membrane formation of peritrophic matrix IDOMAL:0002035 The formation of vitellogenin in the fat body. It is synthesized first as precursors which undergo proteolytic cleavage into two or more subunits. ISBN:0-412-40180-0 Vitellogenin was first detected by immunofluorescence onr hour after feeding, and vitellogenin seretion granules were observed at the cell membrane within three hours. vitellogenin synthesis IDOMAL:0002036 The act of sexual intercourse, during which the genitalia are engaged and the aedeagus inserted, and semen is passed to the female. It usually lasts a few seconds. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 In some species the process of copulation may last for many minutes. coitus sexual union copulation IDOMAL:0002038 The process occurring when a male first responds to a female, seizing her and establishing genital contact. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 pre-mating coupling IDOMAL:0002040 The rapid production of urine containing principally water and salts. ISBN:0-412-40180-0 diuresis IDOMAL:0002041 The release of the unmodified secretion of the Malpighiann tubules. ISBN:0-412-40180-0 secretion of tubular fluid IDOMAL:0002042 The tubular fluid is expelled as urine. Tubular fluids are the unmodified secretion of the Malpighian tubules. ISBN:0-412-40180-0 excretion of tubular fluid IDOMAL:0002043 The tubular fluid enters the pylorus from where some may be move forwards for resorption in the midgut. ISBN:0-412-40180-0 resorption of tubular fluid IDOMAL:0002044 The portion of the tubular fluid that is not absorbed in the hindgut and is moved posteriorly to the rectum where it is modified producing urine. ISBN:0-412-40180-0 production of urine IDOMAL:0002046 During the first day after feeding, deamination of amino acids produces excess nitrogen which is voided in the form of low molecular weight nitrogenous metabolites. ISBN:0-412-40180-0 voiding of nitrogenous wastes IDOMAL:0002050 During a single gonotrophic cycle, the female takes only one blood meal. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 single feeding IDOMAL:0002051 The fluid intake due to the activity of the cibarial and pharyngeal pumps. ISBN:0-412-40180-0 adult drinking IDOMAL:0002052 The separation of the labellar lobes following stimulation by sugar of sensilla on the outer surface of the labella. ISBN:0-412-40180-0 labellar response IDOMAL:0002053 The searching movements made with the proboscis when the tarsi are stimulated by sugar. ISBN:0-412-40180-0 proboscis response IDOMAL:0002055 The major pathway by which carbohydrates are degraded in insects for energy release. ISBN:0-412-40180-0 aerobic glycolysis IDOMAL:0002056 The energy contained within fatty acid molecules is made available by b-oxidation of the fatty acid. ISBN:0-412-40180-0 b-oxidation IDOMAL:0002061 The steps of a second, third or yet further meal acquired in a single gonotrophic cycle. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 phase of supplementary feeding IDOMAL:0002062 The feeding on sugar. XOX:XOXO elvira 2008-03-25T11:24:00Z sugar feeding IDOMAL:0002063 The process of energy absorption from a physical stimulus by a sensillum and its transmission to sensory neurons. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 Pantelis 2009-07-08T09:28:28Z sensory coupling IDOMAL:0002064 Behaviour displayed by mosquitoes that feed on a few host species only, while in habitats in which a wide range of potential hosts is present. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 restricted feeding behaviour IDOMAL:0002065 In both culicines and anophelines, peritrophic membrane that is secreted in the enterior midgut slowly retracts and twists, forming a plug between the anterior medgut and stomach. A similar plug forms between the stomach and hindgut. ISBN:0-412-40180-0 retraction of peritrophic membrane retraction of peritrophic matrix IDOMAL:0002067 All midgut columnal cells secrete the substance of the membrane which is deposited around the ingested blood mass. ISBN:0-412-40180-0 secretion of peritrophic membrane in adults secretion of peritrophic matrix in adults IDOMAL:0002068 The membrane is secreted by a narrow band of cells at the anterior end of the mindgut and is formed as a continuous tube. ISBN:0-412-40180-0 secretion of peritrophic membrane in larvae secretion of peritrophic matrix in larvae IDOMAL:0002069 Is the feeding mode most common used by mosquito larvae. ISBN:0-412-40180-0 collecting IDOMAL:0002070 Immediately after feeding the midgut is hugely distended and for the next hour it is engaged in diuresis. ISBN:0-412-40180-0 distention of midgut IDOMAL:0002071 A few hours after the distention of mindgut a phase of organelle synthesis occurs when additional ribosomes and endoplasmic reticulum are synthesized and organized. ISBN:0-412-40180-0 organelle synthesis in midgut cells IDOMAL:0002072 After the organelle synthesis it follows a phase of production of digestive enzymes and absorption of the products of digestion. ISBN:0-412-40180-0 production of digestive enzymes IDOMAL:0002074 The males of a number of diptera taxa aggregate in aerials swarms over conspicuous objects or 'swarm markers'. Conspecific females individually fly to these swarms, but little is known of the responses that take them there. At the assembly stations where male and female insects meet, the females usually are recognized by vision, and among insects that form aerial swarms the eyes of the male are specially developed. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 Among some families of Culicimorpha, including the Culicidae, the eyes of males are not especially developed but certain auditory organs are, and the detection of females depends upon hearing. In these flies, the verticillate antennae and highly developed Johnston's organs mediate a sensitivity to the flight tone of conspecific females.\nStation-keeping swarms are formed by the members of certain families of Diptera, Ephemeroptera and Trichoptera, and to a lesser extend by representatives of the Hymenoptera and a few other insect orders. The assembly station is attended by both sexes, but usually the males fly there for long periods whareas the females remain only long enough to mate(Sivinski amd Petersson, 1997). assembly in station-keeping swarm IDOMAL:0002075 Males of a number of species of Aedes and Mansonia assemble around the warm-blooded hosts on which the females feed, and attempt to couple with virgin females that also respond to the host. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 These males have a well developed Johnston's organ, and it is likely that in most of these species the females' wing tone is an important cue for the final orientation of males to a female.\nWe may note here the assembly of males at the feeding site of a non-blood-sucking mosquito. Females of the autogenous species Malaya leei hover over a procession of ants on a tree trunk and, from time to time, settle to obtain regutgitated fluid from an ant. Males often appeared behind the hovering females and mated with them , completing the act within few seconds. formation of assembly near vertebrate host IDOMAL:0002076 In a few species, sexually mature males aggregate at the emergence sites, congregating on or near the water surface. Depending on species, they respond to pupae, to emerging females, to newly emerged females or to teneral females. In most of these species the male antennae are modified. Such males do not respond to the female wing-beat tone. In species in which respond to pupae, the male forelegs are modified. In all of these species, the males beome sexually competent only after inversion of their terminalia, which takes a period of hours, but females are sexually receptive at the time of emergence. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 Species that exhibit this kind of behaviour are, Opifex fuscus, Deinocerites cancer, Culiseta inornata, and the genuses Aedes and Psorophora. formation of assembly at emergence site IDOMAL:0002077 The process of gathering at different sites as part of the mating process. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 formation of assembly IDOMAL:0002079 The chemical stimuli are organic and inorganic constituents of host odour. Mosquitos respond to some of these kairomones at a distance from the host as they are carried by the wind, and they respond to some at very short range as they are carried in convection currents. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 response to chemical cue IDOMAL:0002080 The insect's natural habitat can evoke a response because of the produced visual images. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 response of flying mosquito to visible object IDOMAL:0002081 Mosquitoes variably approach or avoid visible objects. The responses of mosquitoes to artificial objects have important implications for trap design, but their biological significance is uncertain. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 response to isolated object IDOMAL:0002082 Mosquitoes (night-flying) may alter their flight paths when confronted with barriers, even when the barriers contain apertures large enough for their passage. Observations showed associations between mosquito flight paths and conspicuous features of the landscape. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 response to barrier and boundary IDOMAL:0002083 Mosquitoes species differ in flight capacity, but to speak of an individual species flight range is incorrect because the distances are greatly affected by weather conditions (i.e. wind) and ecological variables. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 flight capacity IDOMAL:0002084 Is a persistent and straightened-out movement effected by the animal's own locomotory exertions or by its active embarkation on a vehicle such as wind. Migration depends on some temporary inhibiotion of station-keeping responses, but promotes their eventual disinhibition and recurrence. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 migration IDOMAL:0002085 Continuous flight. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 persistent locomotion IDOMAL:0002086 The steps needed for the intake of nectar and other plant sources. ISBN:0-412-40180-0 nectar intake IDOMAL:0002087 Feeding on nectar and other plant juices provides an immediate energy source and permits the formation of carbohydrate and lipid reserves. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 sugar metabolism IDOMAL:0002088 Feeding on sugar, and, for females, on blood, leads to accumulations of fat and glycogen. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 Experiments with females of Aedes sollicitans, Aedes taeniorhynchus and Aedes aegypti shoed that a hormonal mechanism determined wether ingested sugar was converted to glycogen or fat. Females of Aedes sollicitans that ingested a large bloodmeal after a period of starvation fully replenished their stores of glycogen and triacylglycerol. formation of carbohydrate and lipid reserves IDOMAL:0002089 Three major processes are involved in the release of energy from sugars: (i) glycolysis, which ends in the production of pyruvate; (ii) oxidation in the tricarboxylic acid (TCA) cycle; and (iii) further oxidation in the respiratory chain (oxidative phosphorylation). ISBN:0-85199-313-3 release and conservation of energy from sugar IDOMAL:0002090 The carbohydrate and lipid reserves present in most mosquitoes at emergence are insufficient for more than a few days' life and, for all males and the females of many species, must be replenished by feeding on plant sugars. A portion of the digestion products from blood meals in converted to glycogen and lipids, the proportion varying with species and with size of female. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 It has been suggested that some anophelines use the first blood meal primarily for the synthesis of maternal reserves. Sufficient is known to indicate that in general the metabolic pathways of culicids conform with those of other insects. accumulation and use of the carbohydrate and lipid reserve IDOMAL:0002091 The oogonia in the end chamber or germanium become differentiated into oocytes and nurse cells. As the oocytes move backwards they become surrounded by the follicle cells of somatic origin, which compose the hind part of the germarium, and each oocyte in its follicle forms an egg chamber of the vitellarium. As the oocyte grows the cells finally arrange themselves in a single layer. ISBN:0-41211-490-9, ISBN:0-85199-313-3 process of oogenesis IDOMAL:0002092 During mosquito embryogenesis pole cells form after cleavage energids have entered the posterior periplasm with its polar granules. The pole mirgrate in to two groups and settled in the 6th abdominal segment, where they become surrounded by mesodermal sheaths and form the gonad rudiments. The pole cells are now called primordial germ cells. By the 4th larval instar the ovaries are already distinct and contain cell clusters within a matrix of smaller cells, the interstitial tissue. By the early pupal stage each ovary has reformed into a group of ovarioles. Later in the pupal stage each ovariole differentiate into a germarium amd a vitellarium compromising one, two or even three ovarian follicles. ISBN:0-412-40180-0 formation of ovarian follicles IDOMAL:0002093 Gravid females of Culex quinquefasciatus and Cx tarsalis oviposit preferentially on water where already egg rafts have been laid. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 Similar apical droplets have been described from a number of species of Culex, Culiseta, Uranotaenia that lay their eggs in rafts. In Culex, apical droplets are known from pipiens, quinquefasciatus, stigmatosoma, tarsalis and erythrothorax of subgenus Culex and from apicalis of subgenus Neoculex. In Culiseta they are known from annulata and incidens of subgenus Culiseta, and longiareolata of subgenus Allotheobaldia. In Uranotaenia they are known from anhydor of subgenus Pseudoficalbia. Chemical analysis revealed the oviposition aggregation pheromone of Culex quinquefasciatus to be the (-)-(5R,6S) stereoisomer of the fatty-acid lactone 6-acetoxy-5-hexadecanolide. response to oviposition-aggregation pheromone IDOMAL:0002094 The period during which follicles separate from the germania, cell types become visibly distinct , the oocytes become competent to incorporate vitellogenin, and a little growth occurs prior to entry into a resting stage. ISBN:0-412-40180-0 previtellogenic phase IDOMAL:0002095 The few hours immediately after a blood meal when follicle growth recommences, with the formation of additional microvilli and coated pits, and vitellogenin synthesis starts. ISBN:0-412-40180-0 initiation phase IDOMAL:0002096 The main period of vitellogenin synthesis and incorporation with rapid oocyte growth, ending with the cessation of vitellogenin synthesis and formation of an intact endochorionic layer between oocyte and epithelial cells. ISBN:0-412-40180-0 trophic phase IDOMAL:0002097 When the oocyte assumes its mature form and becomes surrounded by an unhardened chorion. ISBN:0-412-40180-0 post-trophic phase IDOMAL:0002098 Histochemical studies combined with the use of radioactive tracers and electron microscopy have largely confirmed that there is active synthesis and emission of RNA from the nucleus, and thence from the nucleus of the oocyte to the cytoplasm. Some of the proteins of the egg are synthetized in the nurse cells and follicular cells. ISBN:0-412-11490-9 This process is seen in Aedes. rRNA synthesis in oocyte and nurse cells IDOMAL:0002099 The process of the four developmental phases, from the primary follicles to the mature form of the oocyte. ISBN:0-412-40180-0 The four phases are: (1) prvitellogenic phase, (2) initiation phase, (3) trophic phase and (4) post-trophic phase. follicle growth and development IDOMAL:0002100 The chorion is the part of the egg shell that is secreted before oviposition by the follicular epithelium, a maternal tissue. ISBN:0-412-40180-0 chorion formation IDOMAL:0002101 Secretion occurs in two phases and results in formation of the two layers of the chorion, the endochorion and exochorion. Use of the terms 'vitelline membrane' or 'vitelline envelope' for the endochorion is inappropriate. ISBN:0-412-40180-0 secretion of the chorion IDOMAL:0002102 At oviposition the eggs are soft and white but within an hour the chorion begins to darken and harden. Colour development is uniform over the entire surface of the egg, and after 4h the egg shell looks black and is relatively firm. Superficially at least this process resembles sclerotization. ISBN:0-412-40180-0 The definition concerns the eggs of Aedes aegytpi.\nUntanned chorions separated from newly laid eggs were colourless, but when chorions were isolated after they had hardened and darkened naturally , the endochorion appeared brownish-grey and the exochorion colourless. hardening and darkening of the chorion IDOMAL:0002103 Flying in the absense of resource cues. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 activation while ranging flight IDOMAL:0002104 Mosquitoes can be activated by host cues at any time. Unfed, resting females of some species will attack at any hour if disturbed in their shelters by intrusion of a host or stimulated by odour from a nearby host. Such opportunistic biting has been observed in nocturnal mosquitoes disturbed by day. The activation step is readily observed in the laboratory but has seldom been described from the field. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 activation while settled on a support IDOMAL:0002105 If the stimulus is sight of a moving host, the activated mosquito, may fly directly to the host. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 take-off IDOMAL:0002106 If the stimulus is olfactory but there is no air movement, as can happen in the laboratory the response is kinetic, i.e an increase in flight speed or frequency of turning. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 sustained flight IDOMAL:0002107 Known kairomones include carbon dioxide, octenol, lactic acid and water vapour. Carbon dioxide activates mosquitoes and is used in odour-mediated anemotaxis. Octenol and lactic acid act additively and possibly in some instances synergistically with carbon dioxide. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 response to expired breath IDOMAL:0002108 Aliphatic acids and other unidentified products of the skin surface serve as kairomones. Certain constituents or hydrolytic products of urine possibly also serve as kairomone. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 response to the skin odours IDOMAL:0002109 Mosquitoes can detect heat transfer from vertebrate hosts over short distances, and the manner of heat transfer to which they respond is the subject of the section. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 response to thermal stimulus IDOMAL:0002110 The role of vision in host finding may differ between day- and night- flying species. Mosquitoes respond to host movement. Night-flying mosquitoes that were beleived to be ranging flight would alter their heading to fly towards inanimate physical objects. Mosquitos is proved that reponse to the length of colour in simple shaped objects. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 Little is known of the responses of mosquitoes to visual cues. response to visual cue IDOMAL:0002111 Mosquitos have the ability to apprehend certain volatile host emanations in the air. Only if there is an air movement can they fly towards a distant odour source. If there is not an air movement the mosquitos are unable to orient themselves to the source of the volatiles. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 response to aggregation volatile IDOMAL:0002113 The muscles of insects fall into two groups; the skeletal muscle forming bands across the articulations of the body wall, which serve to move one segment on another, and the visceral muscles which invest the internal organs. ISBN:0-412-11490-9 muscular system process IDOMAL:0002115 The insect rests during walking on a supporting triangle, formed by the anterior and posterior limb on one side and the middle limb on the other, while it carries forward the other three legs. ISBN:0-412-11490-9 walking IDOMAL:0002116 The nervous arcs through which co-ordination is effected lie in the thoracic ganglia. The fore leg acts as a tractor; the middle leg serves for support, lifting the body on its own side and together with the hind leg raising the posterior part of the body; the hind leg acts as a propulsor and also turns the body in the horizontal plane. The three legs forming the tripod for a time being are not lifted simultaneously but in the order: i)fore-leg ii)opposite middle leg iii)hind-leg. ISBN:0-412-11490-9 coordination of walking IDOMAL:0002117 In order to dive, a pupa must partialy strenghthen the abdomen an simultaneously make a backward movementof the trumpet which breaks a its contact with the surface. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 pupal diving IDOMAL:0002118 Only the paddles, powered by the abdominal muscles, function as propulsive organs. The rest of the body has no locomotory function other tham balancing forces of the paddle stroke. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 pupal swimming IDOMAL:0002119 Some larvae walk by means of their thoracic legs in the same manner as adult forms; but they are often aided by provisional modifications of the abdomen. ISBN:0-412-11490-9 larval crawling IDOMAL:0002120 Larvae use their abdominal muscles to cause a lateral flexure of the abdomen. The massive abdominal muscles that provide the power for larval locomotion persist through the pupal and pharate-adult stages. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 larval swimming IDOMAL:0002121 The movement of adult mosquitoes in the air currents. Defined as slowly falling at less than 45 degrees from the horizontal. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 gliding IDOMAL:0002122 The lower Diptera (Tipulids) have long thin abdomens and long legs which probably ensure their stabilityduring flight. In higher forms (Muscids) their wings-beats create a resultant force which is equal to or greater than the weight of the insect. ISBN:0-412-11490-9 Studied only in the Diptera. equilibrium during flight IDOMAL:0002123 The period between stimulus and contraction. ISBN:0-412-11490-9 speed of muscular response reaction time IDOMAL:0002125 The precise modulations of contractions of the individual muscles. When expressed together or in a specific sequence, these contractions embody the displacements in space that are interpreted as the expression of particular behaviors. ISBN:0-12-473276-3, ISBN:0-85199-313-3 Little is known of the functional anatomy of the mosquito nervous system. nervous system process IDOMAL:0002126 The part of the peripheral nervous system that acts as a control system, maintaining homeostasis in the body. ISBN:0-412-11490-9 sympathetic nervous system visceral nervous system IDOMAL:0002127 Arises during embryonic development by an ingrowth from the dorsal wall of the stomodaeum which later requires connexion with the brain. ISBN:0-412-11490-9 stomatogastric nervous system IDOMAL:0002128 Innervates the sexual organs and the posterior segments of the gut is composed of nerves arising from the composite terminal ganglion of the abdomen. The mid-gut, the heart and the Malpighian tubes show continued movements after separation from the central nervous system. The control of these movements is attributed to peripheral ganglion cells; and it has been suggested that it is this autonomous peripheral system that should be called the sympathetic nervous system. ISBN:0-412-11490-9 caudal sympathetic system IDOMAL:0002129 The endocrine system is an integrated system of small organs that involve the release of extracellular signaling molecules known as hormones. ISBN:0-412-11490-9 Consists of: (i) modified nerve cells, (ii) neuro-haemal organs which are believed to serve as the sites at which the neurospecretory products escape into the blood-stream and (iii) independant organs of internal secretion derived from nests of cells which have been budded off the ectoderm in the region of the mouth part. endocrine system process IDOMAL:0002131 The sense by which the qualities of an object (as color, luminosity, shape, and size) constituting its appearance are perceived through a process in which light rays entering the eye are transformed by the retina into electrical signals that are transmitted to the brain via the optic nerve. http:www.nlm.nih.gov sight vision IDOMAL:0002132 Behaviour displayed by mosquitoes that feed on wider range of hosts, while in habitats in which a wide range of potential hosts is present. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 unrestricted feeding behaviour IDOMAL:0002133 The waves of air pressure which we recognize as sounds may be perceived by insects by two quite different mechanism. The antennae of mosquitoes are mechanosensory transducers which in flight respond to drag forces and to gravitational forces, and in which the males at least are also sensitive to sound waves. Organs of hearing convert the energy of sound waves into electrical signals, and in this way resemble microphones. ISBN:0-412-11490-9, ISBN:0-412-40180-0, ISBN:0-85199-313-3 hearing IDOMAL:0002135 The perception of the qualities of sweet, sour, salt and bitter. Gustatory sensilla are uniporous hair or peg sensilla that respond to stimulating molecules in the liquid phase. In mosquitoes they are present on the legs and mouthparts, and the input from the various sensilla is intergrated centrally. ISBN:0-412-11490-9, ISBN:0-85199-313-3 taste response of gustatory sensilla IDOMAL:0002136 The sense of smell in insects is located chiefly in the antennae. The olfactory sensilla of mosquitoes compromise multiporous hair and peg sensilla on the antennal flagella and multiporous peg sensilla on the maxillary palps. ISBN:0-412-11490-9, ISBN:0-85199-313-3 The volitile compounds that have been tested for activity in these sensilla fall into 4 classes:\n1) Carbon Dioxide.\n2) Unsubstituted and substituded short-chain,aliphatic monocarboxylic acids.\n3) Essential oils.\n4) Attracttans. smell response of olfactory sensilla IDOMAL:0002137 The process of any action or reaction of a vector organism in response to external or internal stimuli. KL:KL behavioural process IDOMAL:0002138 It is found that the behavioural activities of adult mosquitoes take place at particular times of day and night, which vary between species and the timing is controlled by endogeous or so-called circadian rythms, which are reset daily by the change from light to dark at sunset. ISBN:0-412-40180-0 regulation of adult behaviour IDOMAL:0002139 The analysis of the movements of the mosquito's larva into a series of reflexes or observed correlations between stimulus and response. ISBN:0-412-11490-9 larval behavioural process IDOMAL:0002140 The analysis of the movements of the mosquito's pupa into a series of reflexes or observed correlations between stimulus and response. ISBN:00412114909 pupal behavioural process IDOMAL:0002141 Any behavioral process during the adult stage of a vector organism. KL:KL adult behavioural process IDOMAL:0002142 The circulation of the blood is maintained by a system of muscular pumps and fibro-muscular septa. The haemolymph has many functions. It provides the tissues that it bathes with nutrients and metabolic intermediates, and it provides a medium for the transport of their chemical wastes. ISBN:0-412-11490-9, ISBN:0-412-40180-0 circulation IDOMAL:0002143 Oragnic material of almost every kind in nature serve as food for insects. The process of nutrition starts with the ingestion of food and ends with the digestion. ISBN:0-412-11490-9, ISBN:0-412-40180-0 The reproductive capacity of female mosquitoes is affected by their nutrition in both the larval and adult stages. nutritional process IDOMAL:0002145 The process of taking a substance into the body through the mouth. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 food ingestion IDOMAL:0002146 The process with which oxygen is conveyed from the atmosphere to the tissues, and how the carbon dioxide resulting from oxidation in the tissues is eliminated. ISBN:0-412-11490-9 respiration IDOMAL:0002147 The intake of oxygen in the adult mosquito. ISBN:0-412-40180-0 adult respiration IDOMAL:0002149 Larvae use an open respiratory system which impose limitations to the requirement for access to atmospheric oxygen. The mosquito larval tracheal system consist of two wide dorsal longitydinal trunks, two narrower lateral, and branches which run from them to all regions of the body. ISBN:0-412-40180-0 A pair of air sacs of unknown function is present near the junction of thorax and abdomen in certain species. larval respiration IDOMAL:0002150 The 1st abdominal spiracles open into the ventral air space, which is enclosed by the pupal mouthparts, wings and legs and which functions in pupal buoyancy. ISBN:0-412-40180-0 Mosquito pupae are the only insects that have only the anterior thoracic and the anterior abdominal spiracles functional. Most of the outer surface of the respiratory trumpet is hydrophilic, but the spiracular opening is surrounded by a ring of hydrophobic cuticle against which water forms a contact angle. pupal respiration IDOMAL:0002151 The processes that rid the adult mosquito body of unwanted substances and ensure homeostasis of the hemolymph under conditions of water and salt loading. ISBN:0-412-40180-0 adult excretion IDOMAL:0002152 The secretion and regulation of inorganic ions in larvae. ISBN:0-412-40180-0 larval excretion IDOMAL:0002153 All the chemical changes which the constituents of the vector undergo. These changes serve two purposes, growth on the one hand and the performance of the work on the other. IB:IB vector metabolic process resulting in cell growth vector metabolism vector metabolism resulting in cell growth vector metabolic process IDOMAL:0002159 The rate at which processes of oxidation take place in the living body, varies within wide limits. ISBN:0-412-11490-9 The values recorded depend upon muscular activity, external temperature, tissue growth, and a host of other factors. respiratory metabolism IDOMAL:0002161 The hormonal involvement in the regulation of enzyme synthesis. ISBN:0-412-40180-0 hormonal regulation IDOMAL:0002162 Energy metabolism starts when an insect ingests food, which supplies the fuel from which the chemical energy is liberated. Energy can be gained from lipids, carbohydrates, or proteins, but each one of these compounds cannot be used under every condition. The primary energy stores in insects are the fat body and the haemolymph. ISBN:0-412-40180-0, ISBN:0-87081-411-7 adult energy metabolism IDOMAL:0002164 Primarily a mechanism of growth, conditioned by the properties of the cuticle. There are two aspects to the problem of moulting; i) the initiation of the process of the growth and cuticle ii) the determination of those changes in form that occur during ecdysis. Moulting involves all parts of the body, whether supplied with nerves or not, at the same time. Each moult can be considered as a sequence of events. ISBN:0-412-11490-9, ISBN:0-412-40180-0 moulting IDOMAL:0002165 Little is known of the structure of mosquito larval cuticle other than that the abdomen it consists of a two-layered corrugated epicuticle, a then exocuticle and an endocuticle of some five lamellae. Pore canals are present. ISBN:0-412-40180-0 formation of cuticle deposition of the new cuticle IDOMAL:0002166 Three hours after larval-pupal ecdysis the epicuticle darkens. The outer seven lamellae of the procuticle which constitute the outer region of exocuticle darken shortly thereafter, and subsequently the epicuticle and outer exocuticle look like a single homogeneous layer. The colour of the pupal abdomen changes from white at ecdysis to grey after one hour and to dark brown after three hours. ISBN:0-412-40180-0 hardening and darkening of cuticle IDOMAL:0002167 Formation of pharate cuticle starts during the later stages of dissolution of the pupal cuticle. Seventeen hours after larval-pupal ecdysis small 3-layered plates are deposited just above the apical membrane of the epidermal cells, which bears minute microvilli at this stage. Addition of material at the edges of the plate leads to the formation of a continuous layer of outer epicuticle over the epidermal cells. By the pupal-adult ecdysis there are four lamellae. ISBN:0-412-40180-0 expansion of cuticle IDOMAL:0002168 Fifteen hours after larval-pupal ecdysis, apolysis starts. The epidermis separates from the pupal cuticle forming an apolysial space in which a small amount of apolysial fluid accumulates. ISBN:0-412-40180-0 secretion of moulting fluid IDOMAL:0002169 The hormone from the neurosecretory cells of the brain activates the thoracic glands and causes them to secrete the moulting hormone. The thoracic glands requie the continued presence of the brain hormone until the \"critical period\", when mitosis has begun and there is an adequate supply of moulting hormone in the blood. ISBN:0-412-11490-9 secretion of moulting hormone IDOMAL:0002171 During moulting, even when unaccompanied by any striking change of form, there is much reconstruction in the epidermis. New cell divisions and the death and disolution of unwanted nuclei take place simultaneously. ISBN:0-412-11490-9 histological change IDOMAL:0002173 A condition in which growth or development is suspended and physiological activity is diminished. ISBN:0-412-11490-9 diapause IDOMAL:0002174 During the first or second day after emergence, a mosquito undergoes behavioural maturation when, due to the action of hormones and other substances that act on the nervous system, it becomes competent in sexual behaviour. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 sexual behaviour IDOMAL:0002175 Male mosquitos become sexually responsive to flying conspecific females 12-36h after emergence, by which time their terminalia have inverted and their antennal fibrilae have become either permanenrly erect or capable of temporary erection. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 male sexual responsiveness IDOMAL:0002176 Observations of the coupling of force-mated or tethered females suggested that refractoriness is expressed through altered responses of the female terminalia to genital contact. Even if coupling occurs, it does not result in sperm transfer. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 female sexual refractoriness IDOMAL:0002177 Is a form of foraging, and it includes responses to the environment at three hierarchical levels: the habitat, the patch or biotope, and the resource item. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 pre-oviposition behaviour IDOMAL:0002178 The pupae of almost all holometabolous insects are incapable of locomotion; instead the mosquito pupae swim and dive exceptionaly. Although they can swim strongly, they spend most of their time immobile at the water surface. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 pupal locomotion IDOMAL:0002179 Mosquito larvae have the usual internal organs of ion regulation and also they have four external balloon-like anal papillae, which are capable of ion uptake from very dilute solution. They are anatomically adapted for the specific characteristics of the water surface, notably the surface forces in the air-water interface. Mosquitoes (mostly Culidis) form part of the neuston-the assemblage of small to medium-sized organisms that live at the water surface. ISBN:0-412-40180-0, ISBN:0-85199-313-3 Factors that characterize the water surface: (i)surface tension and (ii)surface film.\nAquatic insects which live immediately under the water surface have access to two major resources:\n(i) They can obtain direct access to the atmosphere for respiration.\n(ii) They are in the immediate vicinity of food. living at the water surface IDOMAL:0002180 The movements of the larvae that are oriented directly towards or directly away from stimuli. Prefixes denote the nature of the stimulus. A taxis is positive if directed towards the source, and negative if directed away from it. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 taxis IDOMAL:0002181 Unoriented movements made in response to particular stimuli. The strength of the response is related to intensity of stimulation. Kineses can have prefixes that denote the nature of the stimulus. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 larval kinesis IDOMAL:0002182 The characteristic food resource of mosquito larvae is 'particular matter'. This includes aquatic microorganisms, such as bacteria, diatoms and algae, and also, as an important component, particles of detritus that are largely derived from decayed plant tissues. ISBN:0-412-40180-0, ISBN:0-85199-313-3 Divided into three activities:\n1)movement to a source of food.\n2)capture of food by behaviour appropriate to the food source.\n3)Coordination of the intricate mouthparts movements. larval feeding behaviour IDOMAL:0002183 Larvae groom themselves by working their mouthparts over accessible parts of the body surface. After their use in feeding and grooming, the mouthparts themselves need to be cleaned, and structures that serve that function are present at the posterior end of the abdomen of the most larvae. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 To groom the abdomen, larvae bend themselves into a loop. The body part that is most often cleaned is the spiracular opening of the respiratory siphon. grooming IDOMAL:0002184 Adult mosquitos have two accurate and sensitive compound eyes. They have the capacity to resolve details of the spatial environment and so permit complex activities such as upwind flight and position holding in swarms. The compound eyes of the adult mosquito arise during the first larval instar as thickenings of the epidermis, called optic placodes, just anterior to the stemmata. The compound eyes of the mosquitoes have the capacity to resolve details of the spatial environment and so permit complex activities such as upwind flight and position holding swarms. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 Much remains to be discovered about connections between optic sensilla or ommatidia with the visual neuropiles in the optic lobes and the information from the neurons. adult vision IDOMAL:0002185 Simple structures which differ from the ocelli or single-lens eyes present in the adults of most orders and in the larvae of most non-holometabolous orders of insects. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 The larval visual organs are stemmata (lateral ocelli). larval vision IDOMAL:0002186 Both sexes require plant juices as an energy source. Female mosquitoes imbibe blood to obtain protein for ovary development. ISBN:0-412-40180-0 Toxorhynchitine females do NOT require blood for oogenesis. They feed only on plant juices. adult nutrition IDOMAL:0002187 The uptake of food ranging from small particles to live invertebrates. ISBN:0-412-40180-0 larval nutrition IDOMAL:0002188 A mode of feeding by females, in which the fascicle is deployed beyond the labella to penetrate the skin of the host, and a large volume of blood is imbibed and passed into the midgut. Blood feeding can be divided into four phases. ISBN:0-42-40180-0 Pantelis 2009-07-12T07:16:04Z blood feeding IDOMAL:0002189 Is the removal of particles suspended in the water column or associated with the water surface. ISBN:0-412-40180-0 collecting-filtering IDOMAL:0002190 Is the removal and ingestion of the biofilm that abheres tightly to submerged plant and mineral surfaces, and also of the algae and stalked protists that adhere directly to such surfaces. ISBN:0-412-40180-0 Larvae of Aedes exhibit this feeding mode in rock pools and it is probably more widespread. scraping IDOMAL:0002191 The gnawing and biting-off of small fragments of tissue, whether from plantsor dead invertebrates. ISBN:0-412-40180-0 Gnawing of leaves has been described in Culiseta inornata and Aedes triseriatus larvae. Culex bitaeniorhynchus larvae feed selectively on filamentous chlorophytes. Tripteroides use the shredding feeding mode and feed on dead invertebrates. shredding IDOMAL:0002192 Is the resuspension and removal of particles deposited on or loosely attached to surfaces. ISBN:0-412-40180-0 It is found in many species of Aedes and in some species of Psorophora, Haemagogus and Wyeomyia. collecting-gathering IDOMAL:0002193 Some mosquito larvae seize and engulf other insects, and often of their own size. The prey is swallowed whole. ISBN:0-412-40180-0 Is observed in larvae of Toxorhynchites and of the subgenera Lutzia (of Culex), Mucidus (of Aedes) and Psorophora. Also larvae of a number of sebatine genera are facultative predators, as are larvae of Eretmapodites. predation IDOMAL:0002194 Mosquito larvae imbibe substantial volumes of water when feeding and also drink extensively in the absence of food. ISBN:0-412-40180-0 larval drinking IDOMAL:0002198 Mosquito larvae pass through four instars. Growth is continuous throughout each instar, as can be seen in the progressive increase in size of the body regions that are covered with thin cuticle. ISBN:0-412-40180-0 The heavily sclerotized parts of the body, the cranium and respiratory siphon , increase in size immediately after ecdysis but this is a manifestation of earlier growth processes. Growth of the soft parts is not always isometric. MOSBP:0000237 larval growth IDOMAL:0002199 Mosquito larvae pass through four instar. Each instar is a stage of development but also growth. ISBN:0-412-40180-0 larval instar IDOMAL:0002200 The retraction of the epidermis from the cuticle. ISBN:0-412-40180-0 apolysis IDOMAL:0002201 The final stage of moulting. Shedding of what remains of the old cuticle. ISBN:0-412-40180-0 ecdysis IDOMAL:0002202 The ecdysis between any of the four larval instars. ISBN:0-412-40180-0 The epidermis can be seen to separate from the cuticle and to secrete new cuticle and bristles beneath it while the tracheal epithelium similarly retracts from the tracheal linings and secretes new cuticular lining around them. A mid-ventral ecdysial line is also found in many species. Movements of the head free it from the old cranium and the dorsal split extends back over the thorax so the peristaltic movements the larva is able to escape from the cast cuticle, sometimes in less than a minute. The old tracheal trunks have broken across just behind their connections to the non-functional spiracles in each segment. larval-larval ecdysis IDOMAL:0002203 The ecdysis between the larval and the pupal stage. ISBN:0-412-40180-0 This ecdysis is heralded by the appereance of the respiratory trumpets and palmate float setae of the pharate pupa as dark bodies beneath the larval cuticle. The larval trachea collapse at this time. The larval cuticle and tracheal linings are shed much as at previous ecdyses, and during this period the labial and maxillary palp disks are extruded from the peripodial cavities. larval-pupal ecdysis IDOMAL:0002204 The emergence of the adult mosquito from the pupal cuticle. ISBN:0-412-40180-0 eclosion emergence pupal-adult ecdysis IDOMAL:0002205 The rudiments of some imaginal disks are present in newly hatched larvae and develop slowly during the larval stage; others appear as late as the 3rd instar. Each imaginal disk is first apparent as a plate of columnar epidermal cells which grows slowly with cell division. Increase in size of the imaginal disks occurs principally during the 4th instar, accompanied by numerous mitoses, and in most cases the disks are shaped only very approximately like the adult appendages at the time. ISBN:0-412-40180-0 imaginal disk development IDOMAL:0002206 The development and differentiation of the gonads and primary sexual characters. ISBN:0-412-40180-0 development of the gonadal primordia IDOMAL:0002207 The process whose specific outcome is the progression of the central nervous system over time, from its formation to the mature structure. The central nervous system is the core nervous system that serves an integrating and coordinating function. In vertebrates it consists of the brain, spinal cord and spinal nerves. In those invertebrates with a central nervous system it typically consists of a brain, cerebral ganglia and a nerve cord. GO:0007417 CNS development development of the central nervous system IDOMAL:0002208 The development of the compound eyes proceeds in a sequence of events - first determination and cellular proliferation, then differentiation - which pass as waves across a region of the head epidermis, the 'prospective eye field', that will transform into the compound eye. ISBN:0-412-40180-0 development of the compound eye IDOMAL:0002209 At metamorphosis some of the tissues that have endopolyploid nuclei undergo somatic reduction and cell divistion to yield a large number of small, apparently de-differentiated cells which are competent to form adult tissues. ISBN:0-412-40180-0 metamorphosis of the alimentary canal IDOMAL:0002210 They are sensitive to olfactory stimuli and occur abundantly on the antennal flagella. The hairs are pointed or blunt and arise without sockets. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 Most experimental work has been undertaken on Aedes aegypti, in which four distinct types of single-walled multiporous hair sensilla have been distinguished. responses of A1 sensilla responses of A2 sensilla responses of trichoid sensilla response of single-walled multiporous hair sensilla IDOMAL:0002211 When these sensilla are exposed to stimulating vapours, the excited neurones gave a phasic-tonic response. It seems likely that the short blunt single-walled multiporous hair sensila on female antennae are used in the location of oviposition sites. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 responses of short blunt single-walled multiporous hair sensilla IDOMAL:0002212 These sensilla are stimulated by saturated C3 to C7 fatty acids at unspesific dosage rates. They respond also to ethyl propanoate. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 responses of short pointed single-walled multiporous hair sensilla IDOMAL:0002213 These seensilla were perdominantly stimulated by C2 to C10 saturated straight-chain fatty acids. Their spontaneous activity was inhibited by volatile oils. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 responses of long pointed single-walled multiporous hair sensilla IDOMAL:0002214 These sensilla give mixed responses to fatty acids and volatile oils. Individual neurones within particular classes of sensilla appeared to have shown different sensitivity spectra to the range of carboxylic acids tested. Also the pattern of information provided by these cells could be intergrated to allow refined discrimination of fatty acid odours. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 responses of blunt single-walled multiporous hair sensilla IDOMAL:0002215 The pegs, which arise from shallow depressions in the integument, are usually club-shaped but sometimes finger shaped. They are sensitive to olfactory stimuli. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 responses of capitate pegs responses of sensilla basonica response of single-walled multiporous peg sensilla IDOMAL:0002216 Electrophysiological studies with extracellular electrodes (on female Aedes aegypti) showed that the neurone producing the largest action potentials was the only one sensitive to carbon dioxide. CO2-sensitive neurones were silent in air without CO2, and had response thresholds between 150 and 300 ppm. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 Similar responses were obtained with male Aedes aegypti and with females of Aedes taeniorhynchys, Culex quinquefasciatus, Culiseta melanura and Anopheles stephensi. response to carbon dioxide IDOMAL:0002217 The neuron with the smallest spike height is sensitive to octenol. This neurone produces bursts of action potentials upon exposure of a sensillum to 2 s pulses of CO2-free air that had passed through a stimulus cartidge containing solutions of 1-octen-3-ol in mineral oil. The sensitivity of the mosquito neurones to 1-octen-3-ol was said to be equivalent to that of lepidopteran sensory neurones to pheromones when tested by similar protocols for stimulus preparation and delivery. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 response to octenol IDOMAL:0002218 The grooved peg sensilla of Aedes aegypti contain from two to five neurones, usually three. Spike analysis of extracellular recordings from grooved peg sensilla of Aedes epactius revealed spontaneous action potentials of three distinct amplitudes. ISBN:0-412-40180-0 responses of A3 sensilla responses of grooved legs responses of sensilla basiconica response of double-walled multiporous peg sensilla IDOMAL:0002219 When exposed to lactic acid vapour, the grooved peg sensilla of Aedes aegypti exhibited one of three firing patterns: (i) a phasic-tonic increase in spike frequency; (ii) a tonic decrease in the frequency of spontaneous spikes; or (iii) no change in spike frequency. Thus neurones are excited or inhibited or are non-responsive. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 response to carboxylic acid IDOMAL:0002220 Electrophysiological evidence from different insects suggests that hygrosensory neurons occur in poreless sensilla. It is thought that absorption of water vapour by the cuticular wall results in deformation of the sensillum. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 The neurones that were examined (Kellog 1970) are not hygrosensory but were moisture-dependent, losing sensitivity at lower humidities. Kellog also was not working with double-walled multiporous sensilla. response to water vapour IDOMAL:0002221 The reception of the physical stimuli is typically a three-stage process of coupling, transduction and encoding. Is made by the mosquito antennae, which are sensitive to a band of vibrational frequencies, pressure changes or displacements of air particles. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 reception of physical stimuli IDOMAL:0002222 Mechanical deformation of the dendritic membrane, producing receptor potentials. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 Most electrophysiological studies of sound reception have been undertaken with sharpened metal electrodes inserted into Johnston's organ.\nThe receptors potentials that are elicited in Johnston's organ by vibration of the antennal flagellum, when recorded via an extracellular electrode, are sinusoidal in form but occur at twice the frequency of the acoustic stimulus. This phenomenon has been termed frequency doubling. transduction of receptor potential IDOMAL:0002224 Is the conversion of receptor potentials to action potentials, which are beleived to arise in the cell membrane of the sensory neurone close to the junction between the cell body and axon. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 encoding of receptor potential IDOMAL:0002225 Conjugated proteins which are integral constituents of the membranes of photoreceptor organelles. Each consists of a chromophore and a apoprotein to which it is covalently linked. A number of different visual pigments are known from insect eyes. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 responses of the visual pigments and the chromophores IDOMAL:0002226 When the chromophore is in the 11-cis configuration, the principal absorption peak of different visual pigments may appear anywhere in the spectrum between ultraviolet and yellow. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 11-cis configuration IDOMAL:0002227 When the chromophore is in the all-trans configuration, and the visual pigment is in the meta-state,the absorption peak appears within a much narrower range, usually in the blue but in higher Diptera in the orange. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 all-trans configuration IDOMAL:0002228 The spectral sensitivity of a photoreceptor is determined by the absorption characteristics of its visual pigments. The eyes of different insects contain from one to four receptor types with distinct spectral sensitivities. Mosquito larvae exhibit a negative phototactic or diving response when first exposed to light at night or to a bright source by day, but this is soon followed by a return to the surface. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 larval spectral sensitivity IDOMAL:0002232 For an eye to be capable of resolving fine detail, the angular separation between the receptors must be small. Therefore, in compound eyes the smaller the angle between the optical axes of two adjacent ommatidia, the greater the potential of the eye to resolve detail. The interommatidial angle can be measured in a number of ways. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 quality of optical resolution IDOMAL:0002233 The sensitivity (S) of an eye is a measure of the size of the photon sample that it can capture from each direction. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 quality of optical sensitivity IDOMAL:0002234 For an eye for a grating (not for a point) is twice the interommatidial angle. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 minimum resolvable angle of an eye IDOMAL:0002235 Is the highest spatial frequency that an eye can resolve. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 The acuity of an eye is governed by its spatial frequency only if the quality of its optics is not limited by other structural or environmental factors. acuity IDOMAL:0002236 The angular sensitivity of an ommatidium is determined by three parameters: (i) optical blurring by the lens; (ii) the width of the rhabdom tip; nad (iii) the waveguide properties of the rhabdom. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 angular sensitivity IDOMAL:0002237 The half-width of the Airy disc and the half-width of the rhabdom acceptance function combine to give the half-width of the ommatidial acceptance angle. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 ommatidial acceptance angle IDOMAL:0002238 The rhabdoms of most insects are cylindrical in form and act as light guides, i.e. they trap and retain light by total internal reflection. The cone of light that such a cylinder can trap is narrow. The acceptance angle of the cylinder is limited by the critical angle for total internal reflection, and therefore is governed by the differenece of refractive index between the receptor itself and the surrounding cytoplasm. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 rhabdom acceptance angle IDOMAL:0002241 In some bodies of water, but not all, the water surface is a hazardous place due to predators. Larvae gain protection by a variety of means, including the occupation of transient biotopes, which often lack predators, or avoidance responses given to surface vibration or visual stimuli. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 protective behaviour IDOMAL:0002242 They are an important part of feeding behaviour, causing larvae to remain in the location of food sources. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 kinetic response to chemical stimulus IDOMAL:0002243 When the turning increases with stimulus strength. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 direct klinokinesis IDOMAL:0002244 When the turning decreases with stimulus strength. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 inverse klinokinesis IDOMAL:0002245 When the movement increases with stimulus strength. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 direct orthokinesis IDOMAL:0002246 When the movement decreases with stimulus strength. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 inverse orthokinesis IDOMAL:0002247 Refers to egg production that is dependent on protein intake. ISBN:0-13-473276-3 anautogeny IDOMAL:0002248 Egg production in the absence of all adult feeding. ISBN:0-412-40180-0 Autogeny is genetically determined, nevertheless environmental and other non-genetic factors play an important role on its expression. The females that are genetically autogenous do not invariably initiate vitellogenic ovarian development in the absence of blood feeding. autogeny IDOMAL:0002249 Observed in genetically autogenous females that will engorge readily during the first ovarian cycle if they meet a host, but which can mature one batch of eggs without a blood meal. ISBN:0-412-40180-0 facultative autogeny IDOMAL:0002250 Observed in females that do not engorge during the first ovarian cycle, even when hosts are available. ISBN:0-412-40180-0 obligatory autogeny IDOMAL:0002251 The condition in which a female is inseminated by only a single male. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 monandry IDOMAL:0002252 The emergence of males before females into a seasonal breeding population. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 Species for which protandry has been recorded in wild populations include Aedes communis, Aedes impiger, Aedes nigripes, Aedes sierrensis and Aedes vittatus.\nIs widespread among insects and a number of reasons have been suggested for its evolution, for example, the prevention of inbreeding, the enhancement of reproductive success in males that emerge early, and natural selection for sexual size dimorphism. protandry IDOMAL:0002253 The condition in which a female is inseminated by more than one male. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 multiple insemination polyandry IDOMAL:0002254 Flight reactions and patterns expressed during mating. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 senses and flight response during mating IDOMAL:0002255 The males of species that mate in flight fly towards a conspecific female when stimulated by her flight tone. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 Mating is initiated with the male and female still in flight. It may end with the pair still in flight or settled on vegetation or on the ground, but usually copulation is completed within seconds. flight response during mating IDOMAL:0002256 The signal to which male mosquitoes respond is the female's flight tone, and this a flying female can never switch off. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 Considering as a means of sound production, the wing beat has a very low efficiency, and the distance over which the flight sounds of female mosquitoes can be detected by conspecific males probably is not greater than about 30cm. hearing response during mating IDOMAL:0002257 The females of some insects emit long-range signals when sexual receptive, and switch off these signals when unreceptive. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 response of olfactory sensillum during mating IDOMAL:0002258 Behavioural reactions and patterns caused by visual stimuli during mating. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 response to visual stimulus during mating IDOMAL:0002259 Within 24h of a first blood meal, the epithilial cells of the calyx become flattened and extended and start to develop microvilli, the calyx lumen becomes greatly enlarged, and the calyx assumes the shape of a distened sac. The muscle cells of the calyx undergo rather little development. During this period changes start in the lateral oviducts also, reaching completion by 72h post-blood meal. A distinct lumen forms within each lateral oviduct, the epithelium becomes folded, providing for distension of the lateral oviduct at ovulation, and the luminal surface of the epithelial cells becomes microvillate. The muscles cells grow substantially in volume, and their myofibrils and mitochondria increase in number and degree of organization. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 The process described concernes Aedes aegypti. In Anopheles, the columnar epithelium of the ampullae is thrown into folds during the first ovarian cycle. During this and each succeeding ovarian cycle the size of the ampullae increases due to accumulation of secretion within the columnar cells. developmental changes after blood feeding IDOMAL:0002260 The quality of forming and moving in a swarm. PT:PT Most reports of swarming mosquitoes concern species of Anopheles, Culex and Aedes. Swarming has been described also in species of Psorophora, Culiseta, Uranotaenia, Armigeres and Coquilletidia. All mosquito swarms have 3 characteristics in common: 1) The individual members of a swarm fly in looping or zig-zag patterns characteristic of the species, and all keep within a limited space that is located in relation to some feature of the environment. 2) The swarms consist predominately of males. When conspecifics females enter a swarm, males approach and attempt to couple with them. 3) Swarming is limited to times of day characteristic of the species, usually close to dusk and dawn. swarm quality IDOMAL:0002261 It occurs at a considerable height above the ground and extend over a large area like a ceiling. It develops only when there are extremely large numbers of males participanting. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 Ceiling swarms are not station-keeping swarms, although they make give rise to them. ceiling swarm IDOMAL:0002262 Occurs in areas of open ground and form over swarm markers. Free swarms reappear, day after day, over position that have no characteristics discernible to human eyes. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 Swarms of Anopheles gambie and An aeabiensis formed over parts of flat, open ground within an area of scattered huts and trees. free swarm IDOMAL:0002263 Occurs in areas of open ground and forms over small areas of visual contrast, for example over patches of paler or darker earth, piles of dunk, bushes, small pools etc. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 Changes in reflectance can lead to swarm markers being deserted. Some permanent swarm markers may be used by a species year after year. marker swarm IDOMAL:0002264 Forms within breaks in vegetation or at vegetational boundaries, and may be within a range of elevations. The flight paths are delineated by vegetational boundaries or by shafts of sunlight within the breaks. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 space swarm IDOMAL:0002265 Forms over prominent vertical ojects, such a tree tops, chimneys or church steeples. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 top swarm IDOMAL:0002266 A pheromone is any chemical or set of chemicals produced by a living organism that transmits a message to other members of the same species. Sex pheromones indicate the availability of the female for breeding. http://www.wikipedia.org The involvement of sex pheromones in species recognition by mosquitoes has been postulated by a number of authors but usually has not been confirmed by experimental investigation.\nThere is evidence for the presence of a contact peromone on the legs of females of the Culiseta inormata. Contact with isolated female legs was sufficient to release coupling behaviour in males. The active substance was non-volatile, heat-stable, and soluble in solvents of intermediate polarity. response to sex pheromone IDOMAL:0002267 The male and female behavioural patterns for sexual stimuli after the completion of their sexual maturation. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 sexual responsiveness and refractoriness IDOMAL:0002268 The ability of a male to inseminate a number of females depends upon the supply of both spermatozoa and accessory gland secretion. The average male could fully inseminate four to five females and transmit small amounts of sperm to an additional two to four females. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 Reports of insemination that do not quantify sperm transfer are of only limited value. male fecundity IDOMAL:0002269 Once a female mosquito has undergone a consummated union she usually becomes refractory to further mating, at least until after completing a gonotropic cycle. Female sexual refractoriness has immediate and delayed components. sexual refractoriness IDOMAL:0002270 A strongly cyclic adult behaviour, and most species swarm for short periods around sunset and sunrise. The pattern of flight is specific. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 swarming IDOMAL:0002271 The lower level of station-keeping swarms reflects the pattern of the individual members. A swarming mosquito flies in a particula pattern an often, for a number of seconds or longer, remains within a small space as thought it were confined in a box. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 Swarms usually consist of a number of individuals, but single mosquitoes may exhibit swarming behaviour. The presence of other mosquitoes can only modify this behaviour.\nLight wind can influence the orientation of swarming mosquitoes. flight patterns in swarms IDOMAL:0002272 A characteristic of sabethines is that the males patrol the area of vegetation in which conspecific females rest. Of species that assembly in station-keeping swarms, the males and females may rest in the same places, and contact between males and females after arousal can lead to mating. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 The vegetation in which conspecific females rest are often the vertical and horizontal surfaces of tree trunks, stems or branches. mating in resting sites IDOMAL:0002273 The mechanisms that prevent development of another series of follicles in gravid females. ISBN:0-412-40180-0 oostasis IDOMAL:0002274 In mosquitoes, egg production is a cyclic process. Batches of sister follicles is separate successively from the germania of the many ovarioles, and the follicles of each batch develop synchronously through a sequence of steps until the oocytes they contain are fully formed. The steps from the formation of a batch of mature oocytes constitute an ovarian cycle. ISBN:0-412-40180-0 The most important developmental events during an ovarian cycle are: (i) differentiation of the oocytes. (ii) reductional division of the oocytes' chromosomes. (iii) Synthesis of RNA by oocytes and nurse cells and its deposition in the ooplasm. (iv)Synthesis of yolk by the fat body and its deposition in the ooplasm. (v)Formation of the chorion. ovarian cycle IDOMAL:0002275 The gates are points of potential or actual arrest at which follicular development will be halted, without detriment to the follicles, unless or until specific physiological conditions occur. These might entail exposure to specific stimuli or, conceptually at least, the absence of specific inhibitors. ISBN:0-412-40180-0 developmental gates IDOMAL:0002276 This description of ovarian stages is based on the development of primary ovarian follicles in Ae aegypti and Cx pipiens. Anopheles gambie shows the following differences: there is no distinct stage Ib characterized by differnces between oocyte and nurse cells, and by stage IIa the oocyte half fills the follicle. ISBN:0-412-40180-0 ovarian developmental stages according Christophers IDOMAL:0002277 The ovarian cycle can be divided into sequential phases and stages using physiological and anatomical criteria. ISBN:0-412-40180-0 ovarian developmental stages according Troy et al. IDOMAL:0002278 In the earliest stage at which ovarian follicles are visibly distinct they are still closely attached to the germaria (Christopher's stage G). Normally the primary follicles separate from the germaria shortly after emergence, and each subsequent batch of follicles leaves the germarial reting stage when a blood meal restarts the ovarian cycle. ISBN:0-412-40180-0 germarial gate IDOMAL:0002279 Oocytes that have reached stage V and are ready for ovulation are often described as mature, yet their chromosomes are still in the metaphase of the first meiotic division. Meiosis is resumed only after the oocytes have been penetrated by sperm at oviposition. Thus the oocytes are held in a state of nuclear stasis from the time they are ready for ovulation until syngamy stimulates completion of the maturation divisions. The maturation resting stage normally lasts only a few hours, until the appropriate activity rhythm leads to ovulation and oviposition. However, if females are unable to oviposit, the stage V oocytes can remain viable within ovaries for 15days or even more. ISBN:0-412-40180-0 maturation gate IDOMAL:0002280 The primary follicles may develop directly to Christopher's stage IIa or IIb after emergence, or may develop to this stage only after the females have fed. The primary follicles of anautogenous females then enter the previtellogenic resting stage, remaining in it until the female has taken a blood meal. The primary follicles of autogenous females pass the previtellogenic gate without arrest, demonstrating the conditional nature of the gates. ISBN:0-412-40180-0 previtellogenic gate IDOMAL:0002281 After follicles have separated from the germaria they grow slightly but may soon enter a state of arrest. Follicles in the stage I resting are about 40-50 micrometers long, their epithelia consist of relatively few cells, and their oocytes are visibly distinct but do not contain lipid or others droplets in the ooplasm. ISBN:0-412-40180-0 stage I gate IDOMAL:0002282 In most anautogenous species, follicles that pass the previtellogenic gate and start to deposit yolk in the oocytes either develop to maturity or are resorbed. There have been a few reports of follicles entering arrest during the course of vitellogenesis, and they indicate the existence of a stage III gate. ISBN:0-412-40180-0 stage III gate IDOMAL:0002283 The follicle has partly separated from the germarium but the oocyte is not entirely surrounded by epithelium. ISBN:0-412-40180-0 stage G IDOMAL:0002284 Arrestants are substances that induces gravid females to remain in their presence through their own undirected kinetic responses, either by stopping their locomotion or changing their rate of turning. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 response to oviposition-arrestant IDOMAL:0002285 The follicle has separated from the germarium and the oocyte is entirely surrounded by follicular epithelium. The oocyte is not visibly distinct from the nurse cells. ISBN:0-412-40180-0 stage Ia IDOMAL:0002286 The oocyte is distinguishable from the nurse cells by its smaller nucleus and prominent nucleolus. ISBN:0-412-40180-0 stage Ib IDOMAL:0002287 Some very small refractile lipid droplets are visible in the ooplasm. ISBN:0-412-40180-0 stage IIa IDOMAL:0002288 The ooplasm contains fine lipid droplets, these cause the oocyte to appear slightly dark under transmitted light but white by reflected light. No large droplets are visible in the ooplasm, and no ooplasmic inclusions strain with neutral red. ISBN:0-412-40180-0 stage IIb IDOMAL:0002289 The ooplasm is clouded with inclusions distinctly. At first the inclusions are small. Subsequently, large yolks spheres appear which stain yellowish-brown with neutral red. These yolk spheres are of smilar diameter to the epithelial cell nucleoli, and are about 0,2 to 0,3 times the diameter of the oocytes' nucleolus. The oocyte's nucleus progressively occupies up to 50% of the length of the follicle. ISBN:0-412-40180-0 stage IIIa IDOMAL:0002290 The follicle has increased in size considerably but without changing shape. The oocyte occupies >50% to 70% of the length of the follicle. ISBN:0-412-40180-0 stage IIIb IDOMAL:0002291 The follicle has grown further and has become slightly narrower, starting to assume the shape of a mature oocyte. The oocyte occupies 90% of the follicle length. The nurse cells still appear intact and occupy about 10% of the follicle length. ISBN:0-412-40180-0 stage IVa IDOMAL:0002292 The follicle assumes the shape of the mature oocyte, or almost so, but has not reached full length. The nurse cells have degenerated and at first stain bright crimson with neutral red; later in this stage they disappear. Chorionic structures start to appear. ISBN:0-412-40180-0 stage IVb IDOMAL:0002293 The oocyte structures its full length. The follicular epithelium degenerates. Chorionic structures such as the floats (Anopheles), micropyle cup (Culex) or surface sculpturing (Aedes) become fully formed. ISBN:0-412-40180-0 stage V IDOMAL:0002294 Attractants are substances that induces gravid females to make oriented movements towards its source. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 response to oviposition-attractant IDOMAL:0002297 Two developmental gates control the course of previtellogenic development. ISBN:0-412-40180-0 regulation of follicle growth and competenece IDOMAL:0002298 When present, the deterrents (non-volatile substances) inhibit oviposition . ISBN:0-85199-313-3 response to oviposition-deterrent IDOMAL:0002299 The weight of evidence suggests that gravid females respond negatively to chemical substances emanating from certain predators, but proof of this requires that these substances be isolated, identified and tested as repellents or deterents. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 response to predator IDOMAL:0002300 Gravid females make oriented movements away from its source of any oviposition repellent. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 response to oviposition-repellent IDOMAL:0002301 Electophysiological analysis of the reflex response showed that the labellar muscles are activated some 40ms after stimulation of the aboral sensilla with sucrose. ISBN:0-412-40180-0 response to sugar solution IDOMAL:0002302 There is some evidence of mosquitoes responding to plant odours in the field. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 The results were obtained after fine netting bags had been placed over inflorescences of Silene otites (Caryophyllaceae). The experiment was conducted with many variations to prove the responses. adult response of olfactory sensilla while feeding on plant sugar IDOMAL:0002303 Female mosquitoes respond to host odour (CO2 emission, water vapour, volatiles molecules). ISBN:0-85199-313-3 adult response of olfactory sensilla while host-seeking IDOMAL:0002304 Host odour is here taken to comprise all volatile compounds, organic and inorganic, that emanate from a vertebrate host and that stimulate mosquito chemosensilla. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 response to host odour IDOMAL:0002305 Short, single walled, multiporous hair sensilla on the antennae of females Aedes, Culex and Anopheles give electrical responses to volatile compounds suspected of being oviposition-site attractants. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 The sensilla of gravid females showed greater sensitivity to one of these, methyl butyrate, than did those of non-blood-fed females. Non-blood-fed females of Aedes aegypti were unresponsive to methyl propionate vapour in an olfactometer, and females that had blood fed 24h earlier were equally unresponsive. 72-96h after blood feeding they became highly responsive. development of competence IDOMAL:0002307 Fatty acids, i.e. saturated and unsaturated monobasic carboxylic acids, when active with gravid females, tended to induce negative responses. Saturated fatty acids from C2 to C11 yielded significant negative responses. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 response to fatty acid IDOMAL:0002308 Mosquitoes that belong to this category contain three types of neurones that variously are excited by lactic acid vapour, inhibited by it or unresponsive to it. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 increased sensitivity of olfactory sensillum IDOMAL:0002309 Behavioural responses of the female to chemical stimuli during the stages of pre-oviposition and oviposition. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 response to chemical cue during pre-oviposition stage and oviposition IDOMAL:0002310 In nature mosquitoes feed on nectar or blood. Like some other blood-sucking Diptera, usually pass nectar and other plant juices to the crop and dorsal diverticula, but pass blood to the stomach. This separation of nectar and blood permits females to store nectar meal in the crop, passing slowly to the midgut for absorption, while leaving the stomach empty to receive a blood meal at any time. ISBN:0-412-40180-0 adult female feeding behaviour IDOMAL:0002311 Stimulants are substances that elicit oviposition. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 response to oviposition-stimulant IDOMAL:0002313 The responses of mosquitoes to artificial objects have important implications for trap design, but their biological significance is uncertain. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 response to artificial object IDOMAL:0002314 Shade can affect mosquito responses. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 response to shade IDOMAL:0002315 Behavioural patterns expressed as a reaction to visual stimuli. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 response to visual stimuli IDOMAL:0002316 Larvae and pupae that are at the water surface respond to certain stimuli with escape behaviour, often called an alarm response. Usually this takes the form of diving, and at a visibly more rapid rate than in descents made for feeding. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 Escape behaviour in response to visual stimuli has not been very extensively studied, and the results obtained with some experimental procedures must be reviewed cautiously. alarm response escape behaviour IDOMAL:0002317 It is reported that mosquitoes - whether diurnal, crepuscular or nocturnal in activity - fed most often from lighter flowers. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 White, pink and yellow flowers were attended by mosquitoes when closely adjacent darker flowers were not. Thus white clover (Trifolium repens) and white melilo. adult responses to visual stimulus IDOMAL:0002318 When the tarsi of a walking mosquito touch a drop of sugar solution the mosquito stops moving or turns, and directs its proboscis towards the stimulus. The tip of the proboskis is placed in contact with the fluid, and when the chemosensory hairs on the aboral surface of the labella are stimulated the labellar lobes spread apart giving the so-called labellar response. Once the labellar lobes have parted, the oral surfaces of the ladella lie flat on the droplet and the external surfaces face away from it. The fluid immediately spreads over the hydrophilic oral surfaces of the labella and their chemosensilla, and over the ligul, submerging the tip of the labrum. When touched by fluid the ligula rapidly increases in size, probably due to a combination of physical forces on the cuticle and internal pressure of haemolymph. ISBN:0-412-40180-0 ingestion of sugar solution IDOMAL:0002321 Mosquitoes conform with other insects in maintaining lipid and glycogen stores in the fat body. Glycogen is also stored in the flight muscles, and trehalose is stored in the haemolymph. ISBN:0-412-40180-0 synthesis of reserves IDOMAL:0002323 After a period of flying to and against the roof of the cage, the mosquitoes began to make descents to the floor. Often this was an ordinary diagonal flight movement, but sometimes this descent was a 'pancake landing'. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 descent to the water surface IDOMAL:0002324 A female that had touched the water surface changed her mode of flight abruptly, beginning to hover, with little displacement in space. Sometimes she stayed in almost exactly the same spot or bobbed up and down 10mm or so vertically or obliqely, or she might swing through an arc of 20-100mm dipping at each end. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 hovering IDOMAL:0002325 Once arrived at the floor, the mosquitoes flew about at speeds 0,36m/s and at height that usually was 20-40mm. In the course of this horizontal flight they dipped again and again to touch the floor, at spaced intervals varying between 0,06-0,2m. The direction appeared to be random. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 skin-hopping IDOMAL:0002326 The optical cues to which gravid females respond at oviposition sites may come from the water body itself or from its immediate surroundings. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 response to optical cue during pre-oviposition stage and oviposition IDOMAL:0002327 For species in which the feeding and resting habitat is different from the oviposition habitat, the gravid females must respond to cues that characterize the 'landscape' before responding to stimuli that characterize specific oviposition sites. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 Very little is known about the responses of mosquitoes to 'landscape', but it is likely that visual cues are particularly important. response to other visual and physical parameters during pre-oviposition stage and oviposition IDOMAL:0002328 Chromaticity results from (i)its hue, or dominant wavelengths, and (ii) its chroma (saturation), the extend to which the predominant colour is unadulterated with white. Experiments with females of Aedes aegypti showed that acceptance was low to green and yellow-green, moderate to orange, and high to violet and red. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 response to chromaticity IDOMAL:0002329 Observing that when kept in complete darkness in a roomsized cage females of Culex quinquefasciatus laid in the oviposition dishes provided (dishes which had chemical cues), whereas females of Anopheles darlingi died without ovipositing. De Zalueta (1950) postulated that visual stimuli were essential for egg laying by Andarlingi but not for Culex quinquefasiatus, for which chemical stimuli were more important. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 Light contrast and dark contrast may both have different causes. The apparent lightness of a body of water may be due to reflection from a pale substratum or to specular reflection from the water surface. A body of water may appear dark relative to its surroundings due to high absorbance by the water or its substratum or to a shielding from incident light. response to lightness of the water surface IDOMAL:0002330 The importance of shade for some species has been demonstrated by its removal. The effect of shade on gravid females is not necessarily direct; for example , it might affect the water temperature of a larval habitat or its chemical composition as a result of leaf fall. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 Differential responses by egg-laying females of a number of species were revealed by a study of larval densities in a tyre dump, where some tyres were exposed to direct sunlight and others were shaded throughout the entire. response to shade of water surface IDOMAL:0002331 Dense vegetation is the main physical obstruction. The females of some species must pass through dense vegetation to approach their oviposition sites. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 The larval habitat of Uranotaenia anhydor at Saratoga Springs, California, was effetively subterranean. Egg rafts and larvae were foun only in pockets of water situated between clumps of the rush Scirpus. These were covered over so densely with mats formed from previous years' growth of rush that the water was in almost darkness. response to physical obstruction IDOMAL:0002332 The extent of the carbohydrate and lipid reserves and of the protein content of mosquitoes. ISBN:0-412-40180-0 composition of reserves IDOMAL:0002333 The oviposition sites of all ground-water mosquitoes are necessarily at ground-level, but for many species that develop in phytotelmata, the oviposition site is above ground level. This height varies from very moderate to very substantial, the most elevated larval habitats being those of some forest-inhabiting species that live in tree-holes or epiphytic bromeliads. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 response to elevation IDOMAL:0002334 The responses of gravid females to particular oviposition-site characteristics might change when experienced simultaneously with other characteristics. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 Pairs of factors to which the responses were compared and contrasted when exposed singly and in combination were: (i)type of surface-open water or moistened filter paper. (ii)Surface texture-rough or smooth, moistened filter paper, affecting olfactory receptors. (iii)Smell-presence or absence of the odour of horse-dung suspension, affecting olfactory receptors. (iv)Salinity-distilled water or 0,086M NaCl, affecting contact chemoreceptors. (v)Lightness- of grey or black filter paper-affecting visual receptors. response to certain combination of factors IDOMAL:0002335 The species Anopheles minimus is known to lay eggs in small, shaded pools adjacent to running water. The females were little influenced by continuous surface ripples. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 response to water movement IDOMAL:0002336 For its acceptability to gravid females, three characteristics of soil are important, namely: the soil type, the moisture content and the soil texture. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 Species of Aedes and Psorophora characteristically deposit their eggs on substrata immediately adjacent to bodies of water or on moist substrata in places subject to inundation.\nThe importance of the characteristics of a soil surface for its acceptability to gravid females was illustrated by the use of a human-made habitat by 2 flood water mosquitoes, Aedes vexans and Psorophora columbiae.\nSurvival of the eggs on moist surfaces is an important aspect of anophelines fitness. response to soil surface characteristic IDOMAL:0002337 Conversion of the digestion products into glycogen and triacylglycerol deposits. ISBN:0-412-40180-0 A blood meal can replace nectar as an exogenous energy source. reserves from blood protein IDOMAL:0002339 Meals of sugar lead to the deposition of glycogen and lipid in the fat body and of glycogen in the flight muscles. ISBN:0-412-40180-0 reserves from sugar feeding IDOMAL:0002340 The mechanisms through which sexual behaviour is regulated. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 regulation of sexual behaviour IDOMAL:0002341 Teneral females are unable to responde to host cues or take a blood meal, but during the first days after emergence their mouthparts and other organs become functional and they develop behavioural capabilities. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 responsiveness to host cue IDOMAL:0002342 The development of the capability to respond to a variety of host stimuli. development of competence to respond to host cue IDOMAL:0002343 The differences in responsiveness on host cues observed between virgin and inseminated females in some mosquito species. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 The flight-activity periodicities of captive females of a number of crepuscular/nocturnal species changed, and came to resemble the periodicities of man-biting activity in wild populations. One effect is on the phase of the flight-activity rhythm. It is suggested that a factor in the semen of the males of the autogenous strains suppressed blood-feeding by the nulliparous females of these strains. In some species, virgin females are less responsive to host cues than inseminated females. Another effect is the inhibition of responsiveness to host cues in females due to male accessory-gland secretion. effect of insemination IDOMAL:0002344 The fat body cells, or trophocytes, of fully grown larvae of Aedes aegypti and Culex pipiens are packed with lipid droplets, glycogen granules and vesicles which possibly contain protein, reserves which are carried over to the adult stage. The extent of the reserves depends upon the quality of larval nutrition, and there is some variability betweeen species in the proportions of glycogen and lipid. Unlike the higher Diptera, mosquito adults do not develop and 'adult fat body' differing in structure from that of the larvae. In well-nourished adults the fat body contains deposits of glycogen and lipid but no protein-containing vesicles. ISBN:0-412-40180-0 reserves of teneral adult IDOMAL:0002345 In behavioural terms, aggregation is a congregation of animals that does not depend upon social attraction. Such behaviours are due to the fact that most habitats are not uniform. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 Aggregation is the irregular distribution of animals between habitats or, more usually, within habitats. Analysis of samples obtained from transects across a habitat reveals a clumped distribution if the ratio of variance to mean is significantly greater then one. aggregated distribution of larvae IDOMAL:0002346 The attack and consumption of conspecific larvae of the same or an earlier instar. ISBN:0-412-40180-0 cannibalism IDOMAL:0002347 The presence of a predator has a damping effect on larvae movement. But at higher predator densities larval movement increased again slightly, possibly due to disturbance by the predators. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 Experiments were conductided with the usage of Aedes aegypti and Culex pipiens larvae and Notonecta undulata. predator-avoidance behaviour IDOMAL:0002348 The larvae and pupae of some culicuds are able to lighten or darken their body colour in accordance with the lightness or darkness of the background; others lack this ability. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 protective coloration IDOMAL:0002349 This is an important form of predator avoidance. A variety of relatively safe niches can be discerned among ground waters. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 Mosquito larval habitats fall into two distinct classes: Phytotelmata and ground waters. Phytotelmata are bodies of water held in or upon parts of terrestrial plants. The greatest variety of phytotelmata occurs in the tropics. Ground waters are also of many types but are predominantly still waters. Whereas most phytotelmata are enclosed water bodies, most natural ground waters are open. The activities of human populations result in the appearance of new habitats colonized by mosquitoes. using safe biotope IDOMAL:0002350 The \"grooming\" of other individuals has been considered a form of aggresive behaviour and an aspect of feeding. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 It is unfortunate that we have little or no knowledge of the microorganisms and non-living, particulate matter abhering to the body surface of mosquito larvae in their natural habitats. allogrooming IDOMAL:0002351 While in depth, a larva remains motionless, often when near or underneath a leaf. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 akinesis IDOMAL:0002352 Behavioural patterns of gravid females that result in arrival at potential oviposition sites and indicate the suitability of such sites are termed pre-oviposition behaviour. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 regulation of pre-oviposition behaviour IDOMAL:0002353 During growth the larval stage the alimentary canal grows in cell size and with the formation of polytene and endopolyploid nuclei. ISBN:0-412-40180-0 development of the alimentary canal IDOMAL:0002354 The antennal centres grow slowly compared to the brain as a whole during the larval stage (k=0,8) and very rapidly about the time of larval-pupal ecdysis (k=4). ISBN:0-412-40180-0 development of the antennal centre IDOMAL:0002355 The central body grows most actively in the 4th instar (k=2). ISBN:0-412-40180-0 development of the central body of the nervous system IDOMAL:0002356 The mushroom bodies grow less strongly than the brain as a whole during the larval stage (k=0,5-0,9) but much more strongly in the pupal stage (k=1,8). ISBN:0-412-40180-0 development of the mushroom body IDOMAL:0002359 The phenol oxidase enzymes are thought to be central to melanin formation. During encapsulation, polyphenol derivates probably cross-link with proteins from the haemolymph and haemocytes. ISBN:0-12-473276-3 phenol oxidase IDOMAL:0002360 In most arthropodes encapsulation is initiated when granular haemocytes degranulate upon contact with foreign bodies, and release components of a phenoloxidase-activating system which adhere to them. Plasmatocytes then enclose the foreign objects within an envelope of hihgly flattened cells which becomes pigmented. ISBN:0-412-40180-0 capsule formation encapsulation IDOMAL:0002361 Ovulation is defined as the extrusion of mature oocytes from the ovarian follicles into the calyces and oviducts. Ovulated oocytes enter the vagina, from which they are extruded through the gonotreme at oviposition. Sperm penetrate an oocyte while it is within the vagina. Very soon after oviposition the oocyte chromosomes complete meiosis, and at that stage the oocyte is considered to have transformed into an egg. ISBN:0-41211-490-0, ISBN:0-85199-313-3 elvira 2007-11-27T12:21:00Z process of ovulation IDOMAL:0002363 Great changes take place in the muscular system during metamorphosis. Most larval head muscles are histolysed but some are carried over to the adult, developing the fine structure of adult muscle and aquiring new relationships with different parts of the head. New muscles arise and the sides and floor of the head become traversed by belts of small myoblasts whose origin is uncertain. ISBN:0-412-40180-0 metamorphosis of the muscular system IDOMAL:0002364 The muscles of the thorax and abdomen are carried over to the adult but the main part of the adult thoracic musculature is new, including the muscles of the appendages, largely formed within the imaginal buds, and the indirect flight muscles. The larval abdominal muscles degenerate early in adult life, having been used for swimming by the pupa and pharate adult. Movements of the adult abdomen are due to small adult muscles which develop from myoblasts in the pupa. Histolysis of the musculature, as of other organs, takes place entirely by autolysis and without the intervention of phagocytes. ISBN:0-412-40180-0 metamorphosis of the muscles of the thorax and abdomen IDOMAL:0002366 Mosquito larvae accumulate in regions where there is food because they make an orthokinetic response to soluble contituents diffusing from the food. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 kinetic response to food and dissolved nutrient IDOMAL:0002367 Inhibition of movement in response to contact stimuli. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 Observed in Anopheles messeae larvae. negative thigmokinesis IDOMAL:0002368 It has been observed in Anopheles maculipennis and Anopheles messeae larvae in the laboratory. If exposed to bright light, fourth instar larvae moved about incessantly at the water surface and dived frequently. When by chance they entered a shaded part of the container they became inactive; as a result, almost all larvae congregated in the shade. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 photokinesis IDOMAL:0002369 Arrestant is substance that induces animals to remain in its presense through their undirected kinetic responses, either by stopping their locomotion (orthokinesis), or changing their rate of turning (klinokinesis). ISBN:0-85199-313-3 kinetic response to an arrestant IDOMAL:0002370 Attractan is substance that induces animals to make oriented movements towards its source. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 kinetic response to an attractant IDOMAL:0002371 A larva spontaneously separates itself from the water surface and descends with a swimming component. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 larval diving IDOMAL:0002372 A submerged larva, while feeding, moves anteriorly propelled by currents generated by the actions of its mouthparts. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 larval gliding IDOMAL:0002373 Tactic responses to chemical compounds. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 chemotaxis IDOMAL:0002374 Tactical responses to gravitation. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 geotaxis IDOMAL:0002375 Tactic responses to light. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 phototaxis IDOMAL:0002376 Is described as a tendency to maintain bodily contact with solid objects. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 Anopheles larvae exhibit this behaviour. In fact, they exhibit negative thigmotaxis; locomotion is reduced by contact with a solid object. thigmotaxis IDOMAL:0002377 During successive ovarian cycles the fat body passes through a parallel series of cyclesof ultrastructural generation and degeneration, during each of which the fat body cells or trophocytes exhibit three stages: (i) A previtellogenic stage of activity. (ii) A vitellogenic stage. (iii) A termination stage. ISBN:0-412-40180-0 ultrastructural changes in the Trophocytes IDOMAL:0002378 In newly emerged females the cytoplasm of each trophocyte was rich in reserves, containing lipid droplets, glycogen bodies, and three types of membrane-bounded protein granule. ISBN:0-412-40180-0 During the first three days after emergence the nucleolus grew >3-fold and its enlarging granular component came to contain many maturing pre-ribosomes. The number of ribosomes in the cytoplasm increased sharply. Rough endoplasmic reticulum appeared in the form of cisternae,located in rows, Conentric circles or round lipid inclusions. The Golgi complexes developed into well-defined organelles consisting of small vesicles, 3-4 short vesicular cisternae, and a few larger vesicles. The plasma membrane bacame extended into numerous infoldings, increasing its surface area. previtellogenic development IDOMAL:0002379 During this stage, the nucleolus became more multilobed, ribosome proliferation had been renewed, and the rough endoplasmic reticulum was undergoin reorganization. ISBN:0-412-40180-0 vitellogenic stage IDOMAL:0002380 Termination of vitellogenin synthesis starts with a sharp decline in the concentration of vitellogenin in the fat body. This decline is thought to be associated with a simultaneous and dramatic rise in lysosomal activity. ISBN:0-412-40180-0 Ultrastructural studies showed that two processes were involved: (i) autophagy, which involved the sequestration of organelles by isolation membranes, followed by fusion of the so-formed isolation body with primary lysosomes; and (ii) crinophagy, which involved the direct fusion of organelles with primary lysosomes. termination stage IDOMAL:0002381 During the privitellogenic phase of each ovarian cycle the fat body is made competent for vitellogenin synthesis. Stimulated by juvenile hormone, the trophocytes bacame polyploid and their nucleoli enlarge. ISBN:0-412-40180-0 stimulation of vitellogenin synthesis IDOMAL:0002382 The mechanism regulating termination of vitellogenin synthesis remains to be fully elucidated. Lysosomal degradation causes the termination but whether this is programmed solely by the fat body or whether other factors are involved remain uncertain. ISBN:0-412-40180-0 termination of vitellogenin synthesis IDOMAL:0002383 Flight-activity periodicties that had been entrained by photoperiod free-ran in DD or LL, and therefore were endogenously controlled rhythms. The same was observed for the erection of male antennal fibrillae and male responsiveness to the female flight tone, for the responsiveness of females to host cues, and for oviposition activity. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 free-running of rhythm IDOMAL:0002384 When kept with prey in small containers, Toxorhynchites fourth instar larvae that have reached an advanced stage of development stop feeding but continue killing. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 compulsive killing IDOMAL:0002385 Culicine females that have engorged fully usually become inactive and non-responsive to host cues. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 When females of Aedes aegypti were exposed to host odour within 1h of taking a blood meal, those that imbibed 2,5 micro litre blood, or less, remained fully responsive. Responsiveness was negatively correlated with bloodmeal volume within the range 2.5-4 micro litre. onset of immediate inhibition of responsiveness IDOMAL:0002386 Non-immediate blocking of responsiveness to host cues. Females remained responsive to host odour for 24h after receiving a 1 micro litre blood enema. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 Ovary development occured in many of these females, and from about 30 h after receiving the enema, those that developed ovaries failed to respond to host odour.\nThe onset and termination of delayed inhibiton are affected by insemination and ovipostion, and the mechanisms that regulate it involve haemolymph-borne factors. onset of delayed inhibition of responsiveness IDOMAL:0002387 The reversible change in sensitivity of the lactic acid-sensitive neurones can account for the switching between host-finding and non-host-finding. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 responsiveness of lactic acid-sensitive neurones IDOMAL:0002389 The fat body is the source of a factor that can induce the reduction in sensitivity of the LA-excited neurones. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 That the fat body can be the source of such a factor was shown by transplanting, into sugar-fed females, fat body from females that had blood-fed 24 h previously. Twenty-four hours later the recipintes lacked highly sensitive LA-excited neurones, and had become significantly less responsive to host odour. We do not know what factor acts directly on the LA-excited neurones. fat body factor IDOMAL:0002390 The return of sensitivity to host cues. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 recovery of responsiveness to host cue IDOMAL:0002392 The outward expression of an internal oscillator system that entrains to significant 24h oscillations in the external environment. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 The activity patterns of wild mosquitoes have a phase relationship with the natural cycle of light and darkness. The times of activity of some species fall within the hours of daylight, those of other species during twilight or during the hours of darkness. adult circadian rhythm IDOMAL:0002393 Among species that show crepuscular/nocturnal activity, some are most active for brief periods at dusk or at dusk and dawn. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 It may be that, in nature, the gradual changes in light intensity around sunset and dawn play some part in the expression of activity at those times; however, the persistance E, M and Nd peaks in constant darkness and in constant dim light shows that endogenous mechanisms are involved. behaviour of crepuscular and nocturnal species IDOMAL:0002394 The behaviours of male and virgin female mosquitoes relate principally to mating and feeding on plant juices. Flight periodicities recorded in the laboratory for four species were characterized by bursts of activity at dusk and, to a lesser extent, dawn with scotophase activity present or not, according to species. behaviour of male and virgin female IDOMAL:0002395 In the laboratory, in most of the four nocturnal/crepuscular species investigated, insemination led to a reduction in the E and M flight-activity peaks shown by virgin femlaes and an increase in scotophase activity. Such a periodicity was characteristic of wild females of all these species taken in biting catches. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 behaviour of inseminated non-blood-fed female IDOMAL:0002396 Inseminated females that have taken a full blood meal are characteristically inactive during the first stages of vitellogenesis, although they may fly to obtain nectar. Flight activity is resumed once they are gravid. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 behaviour of blood-fed, gravid and parous female IDOMAL:0002397 WIld females exhibit peaks of alighting on vertebrate hosts and of oviposition at the beginning and end of the photophase. Captive females show a similar bimodal pattern with regard to flight activity, sugar feeding, response to host odour, and oviposition. When continuously exposed to sugar or host odour captive females showed significant levels of activity throughout the scotophase. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 behaviour of diurnal species IDOMAL:0002398 Photoperiods with abrupt transitions of light intensity between the L and D phases induced slightly different periodicities from those of photoperiods with gradual transitions. Abrupt light-ons induced an apparent startle response. In constant dim light within the intensity range of moonlight, flight activity was more intense than in constant darkness. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 effect of simulated crepuscular conditions and moonlight IDOMAL:0002399 A rhythm-modifying factor that is transferred to the female during copulation induces changes in the pattern of flight-activity periodicities. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 effect of insemination in the adult circadian rhythm IDOMAL:0002400 The sugars in plant fluids are an extensively used energy source for both males and females. Mosquitoes also obtain plant-derived sugars from other insects and their excretions. Plant fluids provide both sugars and water, and are an important component of mosquito nutrition. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 nectar feeding feeding on plant sugar IDOMAL:0002401 Investigations of flower visiting in mosquitoes in particular habitats, and conducted throughout the diel, showed that the mosquitoes imbibed nectar from some plant species but not from others. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 flower visiting IDOMAL:0002402 Acquiring plant sugars from other insects. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 insect source IDOMAL:0002403 The excretory product of many Homoptera, honeydew, provides a food source for adult Diptera, which secrete saliva on to the dry deposits and imbibe the dissolved sugars. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 honeydew IDOMAL:0002404 Adult female mosquitoes of the sabethine genus Malaya have evolved a remarkable manner of acquiring fluids of plant origin: they imbibe fluid regurgitated by ants of the genus Crematogaster. The habit has not been described for males. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 ant as a sugar source IDOMAL:0002406 The females of most mosquito species are sexually unreceptive during the first 30-60h of adult life. During this period they may couple with males but do not become inseminated. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 female sexual responsiveness IDOMAL:0002407 Mosquitoes are capable of odour-mediated, optomotor-guided navigation upwind, and experimentation has shown that the females of certain species respond to odour emanating from hosts 22 or 36 m distant. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 orientation towards the source of an odour plume IDOMAL:0002408 Female mosquitoes respond to warm dry air rising from a heated dish, but respond much more strongly to a human hand. Undoubtedly, convection currents that rise from warm-blooded animals carry such constituents of host odour as water vapour, CO2 and organic volatiles. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 response to stimulus born by convection current IDOMAL:0002409 The period from ingestion of the infectious blood meal to transmission capability. ISBN:0-12-473276-3 pathogen latent period in mosquitoes extrinsic incubation period IDOMAL:0002410 The behavioural pattern of mosquitoes when choosing where to deposit their eggs. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 approach of oviposition site IDOMAL:0002411 Mosquito larvae are found in a wide range of habitats, from rain-filled pools and containers at one extreme to inland saline pools of high salinity, high alkalinity and unusual ionic composition at the other. The capacity to survive under one or other, or even both, of these extreme conditions is due to powerful transport processes in the epithelia of the alimentary canal and anal papillae which provide homeostasis of the internal environment, making mosquito larvae among the best ionic and osmotic regulators in the animal kingdom. ISBN:0-412-40180-0 osmotic and ionic regulation IDOMAL:0002412 Fluxes immediately bear upon the haemolymph, but the larvae can regulate the composition of their haemolymph to within narrow limits. ISBN:0-412-40180-0 All species appear able to regulate when in fresh water, some can regulate in fresh and brackish water, and a few in fresh and highly saline water. regulation of the haemolymph IDOMAL:0002414 Nodules appear as compacted masses of bacteria enmeshed wih hemocytes, the whole of which usually becomse infiltrated with the pigment melanin. Many nodules are then walled off under a final layer of hemocytes. ISBN:0-12-473276-3, ISBN:0-87081-411-7 Although small infections with bacteria are dealt with through phagocytosis, the response to more overwhelming infections is nodule formation. nodule formation IDOMAL:0002415 Communication between similar or different cells through a variety of mediators, like cytokines. ISBN:0-87081-411-7 cell-to-cell communication IDOMAL:0002416 A biological rhythm with a natural period of about 48 h. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 adult circa-bi-dian rhythm IDOMAL:0002417 Some gravid mosquitoes oviposit preferentially on water that previously contained larvae, pupae, exuviae or emerging adult, this was ascribed to chemical factors produced by them. Those factors are classed as pheromones by some authors. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 response to emanations from larva and pupa IDOMAL:0002419 An imoprtant adaptation of anautogeny is the establishment of previtellogenic developmental arrest preventing the activation of YPP genes in previtellogenic competent females prior to blood feeding. ISBN:0-12-473276-3 previtellogenic arrest IDOMAL:0002420 Specific behaviors programmed into the central nervous system (CNS), which when released at appropriate times provide a selective advantage to those individuals expressing them. ISBN:0-12-473276-3 expression of fixed action patterns IDOMAL:0002422 Male mosquitoes eclose with genitalia that are imporperly positioned for mating. Before they are able to successfully copulate, their terminalia must rotate through 180 degrees, either clockwise or counterclockwise. ISBN:0-12-473276-3 male terminalia rotation IDOMAL:0002423 Insect flight muscle is the most metabolically active tissue known. Flight can be powered by sugar, lipid or proline metabolism. ISBN:0-13-473276-3 flight metabolism IDOMAL:0002424 The rise in 20-hydtroxyecdysone levels after the blood meal stimulates the vitellogenic phase of development. ISBN:0-13-473276-3 release of 20-hydroxyecdysone IDOMAL:0002425 The occurence of melanized ookinetes, oocysts and sporozoites within the salivary glands. Also ookinetes are encapsulated betweent he basal lamina of the midgut and the midgut epithelial cells and are not directly in the hemocoel. ISBN:0-12-473276-3 encapsulation response to protozoan parasite IDOMAL:0002426 Capsules take the form of a sheath of melanin deposited on the surface of foreign objects. ISBN:0-13-473276-3 It occurs primarily among certain nematoceran Diptera, e.g. , mosquitoes, sand flies. humoral encapsulation humoral melanization acellular encapsulation IDOMAL:0002427 The behavioural events leading to oviposition by a gravid mosquito. They usually follow the sequence: ranging flight, orientation, encounter and acceptance. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 oviposition behaviour egg laying behaviour IDOMAL:0002428 In Aedes stimulans larvae of both genotypes an imaginal disk appears, during the 3rd instar, as a medial pair of epidermal thickenings in the posteroventral region of the 8th abdominal segment. During the first half of the 4th instar cell division occurs in these thickenings and in the area between them, and the disk develops into two lateral podal buds and a median plate. ISBN:0-412-40180-0 development of the genital imaginal disk IDOMAL:0002429 Male display of specialized behaviour patterns that overcome female unreceptiveness and form the normal preliminaries to copulation. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 courtship IDOMAL:0002431 Recognition of the microfilariae within the hemocoele triggers a humoral immune response that may result in melanotic encapsulation. ISBN:0-12-473276-3 humoral response to filarial worms IDOMAL:0002432 The assortment of movements of mosquito larvae. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 larval locomotion IDOMAL:0002433 Upon entering an odour plume, mosquitoes continue to fly in a straight line. But if the subsequentely leave the plume they engage in rapid turns, a strategy that presumably increases the probability that they will reenter the plume or a neighboring one. ISBN:0-12-473276-3 movement within an odour plume IDOMAL:0002434 Any process that modulates the behavioural patterns of larvae. ISBN:0-12-473276-3 Knowledge of larval behaviour is essential to predicting where the insects are most likely to be found for purposes of census and management. It is important to understand when, where and how immatures feed when attempting to control them with microbial agents. regulation of larval behaviour IDOMAL:0002435 The rate of food ingestion by larvae is generally enhanced by yeast extracts, nucleotides and generatl viscosity of the water. Temperature of water, larval instar and prior starvation also influence feeding rates. Larvae may also aggregate in response to gradients of temperature and nutrients within the water. ISBN:0-12-473276-3 regulation of larval feeding behaviour IDOMAL:0002436 Differences in the response thresholds of larvae are heritable and can be modified by their nutritional state. Larvae that are maintained on a suboptimal diet are less likely to display the alarm response when stimulated by light. ISBN:0-12-473276-3 regulation of alarm behaviour IDOMAL:0002438 The rhythms are generally entrained by photoperiod and temperature and appear to be governed by multiple endogenous circadian pacemakers. Females that have mated often show an altered periodicity that eliminates the acitivity peak normally associated with the time of day that mating occurs. ISBN:0-12-473276-3 regulation of circadian rhythmicity IDOMAL:0002439 Once the proteins have been degraded to their constituent amino acids in the lumen of the gut, they must be absorbed by the midgut epithelial cells and transferred to the haemolymph, from which they can be taken up by the fat body and other tissues. ISBN:0-12-473276-3 amino acid absorption IDOMAL:0002440 Insects use a unique mechanism to create a concentration gradient in glucose betweent he midgut lumen and the haemolymph taht ensures efficient passive transport. ISBN:0-12-473276-3 carbohydrate absorption IDOMAL:0002441 Several species accumulate fat droplets in midgut cells during blood meal digestion, but the origin of this lipid is unclear. ISBN:0-12-473276-3 Nothing is known about the mechanism of lipid absorption in insects. lipid absorption IDOMAL:0002445 Several types of insect plasma proteins have been shown to function as pattern-recognition molecules. They bind to one or more polysaccharide or lipopolysaccharide components on the surface of microbial cells. These interactions stimulate immune responses, such as phagocytosis, nodule formation and phenol oxidase activation. ISBN:0-12-473276-3 pathogen recognition molecule IDOMAL:0002446 The process of sequential activation of multiple proteases and other substrates, ultimately resulting in localized and highly regulated responses. ISBN:0-12-473276-3 activation of proteolytic cascade IDOMAL:0002447 After pathogen recognition proteolytic processing of pro-phenoloxidase activating enzyme (proPPAE) generates actve PPAE, which in turn cleaves pro-phenoloxidase (proPO) to active phenol oxidase. Phenol oxidase catalyzes the conversion of tyrosine to dopa, which is converted to dopamine by dopa decarboxylase (DDC). ISBN:0-12-473276-3 activation of phenol oxidase IDOMAL:0002448 The immune responses activated by proteases are regulated in vivo to limit them to localized areas and to protect the host from harmful effects of overstimulation of the immune system. In arthropods, as in mammals, serpins are used for regulation. ISBN:0-12-473276-3 regulation of proteolytic cascade IDOMAL:0002450 Encapsulation is a common immune reaction in insects against parasites or pathogens taht can also be induced by injection of expermental materials into the hemocoel. Cellular encapsulation can occur in two forms: (1) as nodule formation against small particulate material (e.g., bacteria), and (2) as capsule formation, which often occurs if the foreign object exceeds the size of phagocytic hemocytes. ISBN:0-12-473276-3 melanotic encapsulation IDOMAL:0002451 It occurs in its simplest form when a large foreign object becomes covered by certain types of hemocytes, which eventually form flattened layers completely enclosing the object. ISBN:0-12-473276-3 capsule formation IDOMAL:0002452 The worms are enclosed in an acellular layer of melanin, perhaps with the active participation of hemocytes. Subsequently, hemocyte adherence occurs, resulting in a single-layered cellular capsule over the melanized core. ISBN:0-12-473276-3 response to microfilarial worm IDOMAL:0002453 During the larval stage the alimentary canal grows by increase in cell size and with the formation polytene and endopolyploid nuclei. ISBN:0-412-40180-0 elvira 2007-11-30T12:35:00Z growth of the alimentary canal IDOMAL:0002454 The release of hormones, substances with a specific regulatory effect on a particular organ or group of cells. GO:0046879 elvira 2007-12-03T12:45:00Z hormone secretion IDOMAL:0002455 The assortment of movements of the adult mosquito. ISBN:0-85199-313-3 adult locomotion IDOMAL:0002459 Anatomical structure consisting of at least two non-overlapping organs, multi-tissue aggregates or portion of tissues or cells of different types that does not constitute an organism, organ, multi-tissue aggregate, or portion of tissue. CARO:0000054 Pantelis 2009-07-12T07:44:56Z CARO:0000054 anatomical group IDOMAL:0002460 Anatomical group that is has as its parts distinct anatomical structures interconnected by anatomical structures at a lower level of granularity. CARO:0000011 Pantelis 2009-07-12T07:46:28Z CARO:0000011 anatomical system IDOMAL:0002461 Anatomical group that has its parts adjacent to one another. CARO:0000041 Pantelis 2009-07-12T07:49:15Z CARO:00000041 anatomical cluster IDOMAL:0002462 A process of locomotion during the adult stage of a vector organism. KL:KL Pantelis 2009-07-12T10:42:01Z mosquito movement adult locomotion behaviour IDOMAL:0002463 A canal with limited flow of water. KL:KL louis 2010-06-01T11:40:58Z canal with flowing water IDOMAL:0002464 A small collection of water in a track left by a car on a non-paved road. KL:KL louis 2010-06-01T11:57:20Z pool in a car track IDOMAL:0002465 A transient accumulation of rain water in a depression on a field. KL:KL louis 2010-06-01T12:41:53Z pool in a field IDOMAL:0002466 A depression made by an animal hoof while the soil was wet. KL:KL louis 2010-06-01T12:41:53Z cattle hoof print IDOMAL:50000004 mutated protein IDOMAL:50000005 The altered protein product of the cytochrome b gene. EM:EM cytochrome b mutated protein IDOMAL:50000006 The altered protein product of cytochrome b containing a substitution of tyrosine with asparagine at position 268. EM:EM Y268N cytochrome b Y268N substitution IDOMAL:50000007 The altered protein product of cytochrome b containing a substitution of tyrosine with serine at position 268. EM:EM Y268S cytochrome b Y268S substitution IDOMAL:50000026 A permanent change in the DNA sequence of a gene that alters the genetic message carried by that gene. GRO:mutation malaria_ontology mutation IDO:0000418 An infectious agent transporter role that is borne by an organism active in the transfer of an infectious agent to an organism of another Species and in which the agent is infectious. IDO:0000418 infectious agent vector role IDO:0000436 A disease whose physical basis is an infection. IDO:436 infectious disease IDO:0000445 A protective resistance that mitigates the damaging effects of a drug. IDO:445 drug resistance resistance to drug IDO:0000450 A disposition to initiate processes that result in a disorder. IDO:0000450 The disposition is realized in processes that create a disorder. The use of 'initiates' is intended to convey that a pathogenic disposition is realized when processes resulting in a disorder begin because of some action on the part of the bearer of the disposition. By this interpretation of 'initiates', disorder-causing entities such as glass, UV light, and toxins do not have a pathogenic disposition. pathogenicity pathogenic disposition IDO:0000463 A quality that inheres in an infectious agent and is the likelihood that the infectious agent will undergo a horizontal transmission process. Albert Goldfain Alexander Diehl Lindsay Cowell The transmissibility quality varies with both the type of organism being transmitted and the type of organism to which transmission is happening. infectious agent transmissibility IDO:0000466 A quality that inheres in an infectious agent and is the degree to which realizations of the infectious disease caused by the infectious agent become severe or fatal. IDO:466 This quality is measured by the proportion of clinically apparent cases that are severe or fatal. virulence IDO:0000467 A quality that inheres in an entity and is the degree to which it can be harmed by another entity of a certain type. IDO:467 Low susceptibility is often referred to as resistance. In this sense, resistance is a quality. 2008-09-11T10:46:55Z susceptibility IDO:0000488 A quality that inheres in an organism population and is the number of organisms in the population that have antibody specific for an infectious agent in their serum at a specified time. Albert Goldfain Alexander Diehl Lindsay Cowell Prevalence is sometimes defined as a proportion with total population size in the denominator. A particular instance of infectious agent seroprevalence will depend on a type of infectious agent and a population. Actual measures of seroprevalence are based only on tested individuals and usually specify a geographic location. Other constraints may include population demographics. infectious agent seroprevalence IDO:0000490 A quality that inheres in an organism population in virtue of the fact that infections of the type that causes an infectious disease are maintained in the population via intra-population transmission or by transmission from a local reservoir. IDO:0000490 A particular instance of infectious disease endemicity will depend on a type of infectious agent and a population. The population may be specified by temporal, geographic, or demographic constraints. Infectious diseases that are typical or common to a particular population are referred to as endemic. infectious disease endemicity IDO:0000497 A process by which an organism acquires immunity to an infectious agent. Albert Goldfain Alexander Diehl Lindsay Cowell immunization against infectious agent IDO:0000498 An immunization that begins with exposure of an organism to antigen and results in immunity against an infectious agent. Albert Goldfain Alexander Diehl Lindsay Cowell inoculation active immunization against infectious agent IDO:0000499 An active immunization that begins with exposure of an organism to a vaccine. Albert Goldfain Alexander Diehl Lindsay Cowell vaccination against infectious agent IDO:0000501 An immunization that begins with transfer to an organism of molecules not produced by that organism and that confer immunity against an infectious agent. Examples include the injection of antibodies and the transfer of maternal antibodies to the fetus. Albert Goldfain Alexander Diehl Lindsay Cowell passive immunization against infectious agent IDO:0000508 A virus that is in its assembled state consisting of genomic material (DNA or RNA) surrounded by coating molecules. Albert Goldfain Alexander Diehl Lindsay Cowell Melanie Courtot virion IDO:0000519 A continuous temporal interval beginning with the extablishment of an infectious agent colony and ending with the onset of symptoms (or infectious disease course?). Albert Goldfain Alexander Diehl EM:EM Lindsay Cowell incubation period IDO:0000531 An organism bearing a host role. IDO:408 IDOMAL:0000055 host IDO:0000559 http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/IDO antiviral IDO:0000604 An establishment in host process in which an organism establishes itself in a host. Establishment of one organism in the extended organism of another (the host) involves at least one of (1) movement of the organism to a location within the host in which the organism can persist, or (2) adherence or attachment of the organism to part of the host. Albert Goldfain Alexander Diehl Lindsay Cowell colonization of host IDO:0000608 A production process in which a participant creates a copy of itself. Albert Goldfain Alexander Diehl Lindsay Cowell replication IDO:0000610 A process that attenuates an immune response. Albert Goldfain Alexander Diehl Lindsay Cowell immunosuppression IDO:0000611 An immunosuppression which unfolds as part of the natural self-regulation of an immune response. Albert Goldfain Alexander Diehl Lindsay Cowell physiologic immunosuppression IDO:0000612 An immunosuppression process which arises as the result of a disorder. Disorders that result in immunosuppression include those that result from infection, stress, malnutrition, and treatments such as chemotherapy or calcineurin inhibition. Albert Goldfain Alexander Diehl Lindsay Cowell pathologic immunosuppression IDO:0000625 An establishment of localization process in which a material entity reaches a site in an organism in which it can survive, grow, multiply, or mature. Requested addition of this term to the GO. Albert Goldfain Alexander Diehl Lindsay Cowell An organism begins bearing a particular host role as soon as the extended organism contains the relevant material entity, regardless of that entity's location in the extended organism. An establishment process is any process by which the entity reaches a location in the extended organism in which it can persist and continue its lifecycle. For example, an organism is host to a virus as soon as any part of the extended organism is occupied by virus particles. During an establishment process, virus particles enter host cells of the relevant type, and viral DNA is integrated into host DNA. establishment of localization in host IDO:0000640 An immunodeficiency that is not caused by a genetic predisposition. Albert Goldfain Alexander Diehl Lindsay Cowell Causes of acquired immunodeficiences include infection and drug treatments (e.g. chemotherapy). acquired immunodeficiency IDO:0000650 A colonization of host process in which the host is of Species Homo sapiens. Albert Goldfain Alexander Diehl Lindsay Cowell colonization of human IDO:0000651 An immunodeficiency that exists in an organism because of a genetic predisposition. Albert Goldfain Alex Diehl Lindsay Cowell congenital immunodeficiency primary immunodeficiency IDO:0000663 Any process that stops, prevents, or reduces the frequency, rate or extent of a life-sustaining process. Alex Diehl Lindsay Cowell negative regulation of life-sustaining process MIRO:00000001 "Resistance-associated point mutation of amino acid at position 296 in the insecticide target GABA receptor gene product causing a structural change and decreased response to the insecticide. KL:KL Rdl A296S MIRO:00000002 Loss of function of specific midgut receptors. PT:PT deficiency of midgut receptor MIRO:00000003 Class of insecticide resistance that relies on the biochemical transformation of the insecticide, ultimately reducing its capacity to interact with a target molecule. PMID:16925478 Detoxification metabolic resistance MIRO:00000004 Resistance caused by a structural change of the insecticide target gene product leading to decreased response to the insecticide. KL:KL target-site resistance MIRO:00000005 Resistance due to a modification in insect behaviour that helps it avoid the lethal effect of insecticides. KL:KL behavioural resistance MIRO:00000006 Modification(s) in the insect cuticle preventing or slowing the absorption or penetration of insecticide. IRAC:manual IRAC:manual reduced penetration MIRO:00000007 Resistance due to a chemical-dependent modification in insect behaviour that helps it avoid the lethal effect of insecticides (e.g. repellance). KL:KL stimulus dependent resistance MIRO:00000008 "Resistance-associated point mutation of amino acid at position 1016 (V-G) in the insecticide target sodium channel gene product causing a structural change and decreased response to the insecticide. KL:KL Kdr V1016G MIRO:00000009 "Resistance-associated point mutation of amino acid at position 1016 (V-I) in the insecticide target sodium channel gene product causing a structural change and decreased response to the insecticide. KL:KL Kdr V1016I MIRO:00000010 "Resistance-associated point mutation of amino acid at position 1011 (I-M) in the insecticide target sodium channel gene product causing a structural change and decreased response to the insecticide. KL:KL Kdr I1011M MIRO:00000011 "Resistance-associated point mutation of amino acid at position 1011 (I-V) in the insecticide target sodium channel gene product causing a structural change and decreased response to the insecticide. KL:KL Kdr I1011V MIRO:00000012 Metabolic resistance due to qualitative or quantitative changes in COE gene products (group of hydrolase enzymes capable of hydrolyzing compounds containing ester bonds) resulting in more efficient insecticide sequestration or metabolism. IRAC:manual, PMID:16925478 PMID:16925478 COE resistance carboxysterase resistance MIRO:00000013 A change of the COE activity; the resulting metabolic resistance is due to up-regulated COE gene products, which more efficiently sequester or metabolize insecticides. KL:KL COE upregulation COE quantitatively changed MIRO:00000014 Metabolic resistance due to quantitative or qualitative changes in GST gene products (phase II metabolic enzymes capable of conjugating reduced glutathione to the electrophilic centers of exogenous and endogenous compounds) resulting in more efficient insecticide detoxification. PMID:16925478 GSH S-transferase resistance GST resistance Glutathione S-transferase resistance MIRO:00000015 Metabolic resistance due to quantitative or qualitative changes in P450 gene products (phase I metabolic enzymes capable of oxidizing endogenous and exogenous compounds by oxidation or other related reactions) resulting in more efficient insecticide detoxification, or reduced insecticide activation. PMID:16925478 PMID:16925478 "Li et al. (2007), Ann Rev Entomol, 52: 231" P450 resistance P450 monoxygenases resistance MIRO:00000016 A change of the COE activity; the resulting metabolic resistance is due to structural change of COE gene product resulting in more efficient metabolism or sequestration of insecticides. KL:KL COE mutation qualitatively changed COE MIRO:00000021 A selected heritable characteristic in an insect population that results in the repeated failure of one single insecticide (but not others within or outside that class) to provide the intended level of control when used as recommended. IRAC:manual resistance to single insecticide MIRO:00000028 Resistance resulting from a chemical-independent modification in behaviour that helps the insect avoid the lethal effect of insecticides. IRAC:manual IRAC:manual stimulus independent resistance MIRO:00000077 Change of permeability of the cuticle resulting in reduced insecticide uptake. This can lead to resistance due to lower amounts of insecticide inside the insect's body. KL:KL cuticle permeability related resistance MIRO:00000078 Increased cuticle or cell-mediated insecticide excretion. This can lead to resistance due to lower amounts of insecticide inside the insect's body. KL:KL enhanced excretion MIRO:00000079 Structural change of COEa family gene product due to a mutation of the gene resulting in more efficient insecticide sequestration or metabolism. KL:KL COEa structurally changed gene product MIRO:00000080 Structural change of gene product in family COEb family gene product due to a mutation of the gene resulting in more efficient insecticide sequestration or metabolism. KL:KL COEb structurally changed gene product MIRO:00000081 Structural change of gene product in family COEjh family gene product due to a mutation of the gene resulting in more efficient insecticide sequestration or metabolism. KL:KL COEjh structurally changed gene product MIRO:00000082 Increased enzymatic activity due to a mutation that increases production of COEa gene products resulting in more efficient insecticide sequestration or metabolism. KL:KL elevated COEa levels MIRO:00000083 Increased enzymatic activity due to a mutation that increases production of COEb gene products resulting in more efficient insecticide sequestration or metabolism. KL:KL elevated COEb levels MIRO:00000084 Increased enzymatic activity due to a mutation that increases production of COEjh gene products resulting in more efficient insecticide sequestration or metabolism. KL:KL elevated COEjh level MIRO:00000085 Increased enzymatic activity due to a mutation that increases production of GST gene products resulting in more efficient insecticide detoxification. KL:KL GSH S-transferase upregulation GST quantitatively changed MIRO:00000086 "Structural changes in GST gene products resulting in more efficient insecticide detoxification. KL:KL GSH S-tranferase mutation qualitatively changed GST MIRO:00000087 "Structural changes in GSTd gene products resulting in more efficient insecticide detoxification. KL:KL structurally changed product in GSTd gene family MIRO:00000088 "Structural changes in GSTe gene products resulting in more efficient insecticide detoxification. KL:KL structurally changed product in GSTe gene family MIRO:00000089 "Structural changes in GSTo gene products resulting in more efficient insecticide detoxification. KL:KL structurally changed product in GSTo gene family MIRO:00000090 "Structural changes in GSTt gene products resulting in more efficient insecticide detoxification. KL:KL structurally changed product in GSTt gene family MIRO:00000091 "Structural changes in GSTu gene products resulting in more efficient insecticide detoxification. KL:KL structurally changed product in GSTu gene family MIRO:00000092 "Structural changes in GST gene products resulting in more efficient insecticide detoxification. KL:KL structurally changed product in GSTz gene family MIRO:00000093 Increased enzymatic activity due to a mutation that increases production of GSTd gene products resulting in more efficient insecticide detoxification. KL:KL elevated GSTd level MIRO:00000094 Increased enzymatic activity due to a mutation that increases production of GSTe gene products resulting in more efficient insecticide detoxification. KL:KL elevated GSTe level MIRO:00000095 Increased enzymatic activity due to a mutation that increases production of GSTo gene products resulting in more efficient insecticide detoxification. KL:KL elevated GSTo level MIRO:00000096 Increased enzymatic activity due to a mutation that increases production of GSTt gene products resulting in more efficient insecticide detoxification. KL:KL elevated GSTt level MIRO:00000097 Increased enzymatic activity due to a mutation that increases production of GSTu gene products resulting in more efficient insecticide detoxification. KL:KL elevated GSTu level MIRO:00000098 Increased enzymatic activity due to a mutation that increases production of GSTz gene products resulting in more efficient insecticide detoxification. KL:KL elevated GSTz level MIRO:00000099 Structural changes in P450 gene products resulting in more efficient insecticide sequestration or metabolism. KL:KL P450 mutation qualitatively changed P450 MIRO:00000100 Changed enzymatic activity due to a mutation that modifies production of P450 gene products resulting in more efficient insecticide detoxification. KL:KL P450 upregulation P450 quantitatively changed MIRO:00000101 Structural changes in CYP3 P450 gene products resulting in more efficient insecticide detoxification. KL:KL structurally changed product in CYP3 gene family MIRO:00000102 Structural changes in CYP4 P450 gene products resulting in more efficient insecticide detoxification. KL:KL structurally changed product in CYP4 gene family MIRO:00000103 Structural changes in CYP6 P450 gene products resulting in more efficient insecticide detoxification. KL:KL structurally changed product in CYP6 gene family MIRO:00000104 Structural changes in CYP9 P450 gene products resulting in more efficient insecticide detoxification. KL:KL structurally changed product in CYP9 gene family MIRO:00000105 Structural changes in CYP12 P450 gene products resulting in more efficient insecticide detoxification. KL:KL structurally changed product in CYP12 gene family MIRO:00000106 Structural changes in CYP15 P450 gene products resulting in more efficient insecticide detoxification. KL:KL structurally changed product in CYP15 gene family MIRO:00000107 Modified enzymatic activity due to a mutation that modifies production of CYP12 P450 gene products. KL:KL differential CYP12 level MIRO:00000108 Modified enzymatic activity due to a mutation that modifies production of CYP15 P450 gene products. KL:KL differential CYP15 level MIRO:00000109 Modified enzymatic activity due to a mutation that modifies production of CYP3 P450 gene products. KL:KL differential CYP3 level MIRO:00000110 Modified enzymatic activity due to a mutation that modifies production of CYP4 P450 gene products. KL:KL differential CYP4 level MIRO:00000111 Modified enzymatic activity due to a mutation that modifies production of CYP6 P450 gene products. KL:KL differential CYP6 level MIRO:00000112 Modified enzymatic activity due to a mutation that modifies production of CYP9 P450 gene products. KL:KL differential CYP9 level MIRO:00000113 "Structural changes of the insecticide target sodium channel gene product, which decreases its response to the insecticide. KL:KL modified sodium channel MIRO:00000114 "Structural changes of the insecticide target acetylcholinesterase gene product, which decreases its response to the insecticide. KL:KL modified AChE MIRO:00000115 "Structural changes of the insecticide target GABA receptor gene product, which decreases its response to the insecticide. KL:KL modified GABA receptor MIRO:00000116 "Structurally modified protein in the insects' midgut that is no longer able to bind an insecticide. KL:KL modified midgut receptor MIRO:00000117 "Structural change of the insecticide target nAChR gene product resulting in decreased response to the insecticide. KL:KL modified nicotinic receptor MIRO:00000120 "Resistance-associated point mutation of amino acid at position 119 in the insecticide target acetylcholinesterase 1 gene product; this structural change leads to decreased response to the insecticide." [PMID:15242706] AChE1 G119S MIRO:00000121 "Resistance-associated point mutation of amino acid at position 331 in the insecticide target acetylcholinesterase 1 gene product; this structural change leads to decreased response to the insecticide." [PMID:15242706] AChE1 F331W MIRO:00000122 "Resistance-associated point mutation of amino acid at position 290 in the insecticide target acetylcholinesterase 1 gene product; this structural change leads to decreased response to the insecticide." [PMID:15242706] AChE1 F290V MIRO:00000123 "Resistance-associated point mutation of amino acid at position 296 in the insecticide target GABA receptor gene product causing a structural change and decreased response to the insecticide." [PMID:15242706] Rdl A296G MIRO:00000124 "Structural change in the insecticide target Cry gene products resulting in decreased response to insecticides. KL:KL modified Cry MIRO:00000125 "Resistance-associated point mutation of amino acid at position 1014 (L-S) in the insecticide target sodium channel gene product causing a structural change and decreased response to the insecticide." [PMID:15242706] Kdr L1014S MIRO:00000126 "Resistance-associated point mutation of amino acid at position 1014 (L-S) in the insecticide target sodium channel gene product causing a structural change and decreased response to the insecticide." [PMID:15242706] Kdr L1014F MIRO:00000127 Resistance due to mutation leading to structural or quantitative changes of the insecticide target acetylcholinesterase gene product. KL:KL AChE mediated resistance MIRO:00000128 Resistance due to mutation leading to structural or quantitative changes of the insecticide target GABA receptor gene product. KL:KL GABA receptor mediated resistance MIRO:00000129 Target-site resistance due to the fact that the receptors in the insects' midgut that are responsible for binding an insecticide can no longer function properly due to a mutation in the corresponding gene. KL:KL midgut receptor mediated resistance MIRO:00000130 Resistance due to mutation leading to structural or quantitative changes of the insecticide target nAChR gene product, resulting in decreased response to the insecticide. KL:KL nicotinic receptor mediated resistance MIRO:00000131 Resistance due to mutation leading to structural changes of the insecticide target sodium channel gene product. KL:KL sodium channel mediated resistance MIRO:10000001 A chemical substance which inhibits chitin biosynthesis. PT:PT IRAC:eClassification "http://www.irac-online.org/eClassification/" chitin biosynthesis inhibitor MIRO:10000030 A chemical substance which inhibits growth. PT:PT IRAC:eClassification "http://www.irac-online.org/eClassification/" growth inhibitor MIRO:10000101 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT IRAC:eClassification "http://www.irac-online.org/eClassification/" moulting disruptor MIRO:10000108 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT CAS:7-(2-chlorophenyl)-4-ethoxy-3\,5-dioxa-6-aza-4-phosphaoct-6-ene-8-nitrile4-sulfide IUPAC:O\,O-diethyl2-chloro--cyanobenzylideneaminooxyphosphonothioate chlorphoxin chlorphoxim MIRO:10000109 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT fipronil / phenylpyrazole MIRO:10000159 A chemical substance which acts as nicotinic acetylcholine receptor agonist/antagonist. PT:PT IRAC:eClassification "http://www.irac-online.org/eClassification/" nicotinic acetylcholine receptor agontist/antagonist MIRO:10000169 The ingredient which is pharmaceutically active in a pesticide formulation. PT:PT active insecticidal substance MIRO:10000174 A chemical substance which acts as allosteric agonist of nicotinic acetylcholine receptor. PT:PT IRAC:eClassification "http://www.irac-online.org/eClassification/" allosteric agonist of nicotinic acetylcholine receptor MIRO:10000176 A chemical substance which activates chloride channels. PT:PT IRAC:eClassification "http://www.irac-online.org/eClassification/" chloride channel activator MIRO:10000183 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT juvenile hormone analogue MIRO:10000194 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT methyl bromide and other alkyl halides MIRO:10000206 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT IRAC:eClassification "http://www.irac-online.org/eClassification/" growth inhibitor sensu acarea MIRO:10000209 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT malaoxon MIRO:10000211 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT chlorothion chlorthion MIRO:10000213 A chemical substance which disrupts insect midgut membranes. PT:PT IRAC:eClassification "http://www.irac-online.org/eClassification/" insect midgut membranes disruptor MIRO:10000214 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT Pantelis 2009-03-13T10:56:22Z Bt toxin Bacillus thurigiensis toxin MIRO:10000215 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT Bti Bacillus thurigiensis var. israelensis toxin MIRO:10000217 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT Bacillus thurigiensis var. sphaericus toxin MIRO:10000219 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT Bacillus thurigiensis var. aizawai toxin MIRO:10000221 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT Bacillus thurigiensis var. kurstaki toxin MIRO:10000223 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT Bacillus thurigiensis var. tenebrionensis toxin MIRO:10000236 A chemical substance which uncouples oxidative phosphorylation via disruption of proton gradient. PT:PT IRAC:eClassification "http://www.irac-online.org/eClassification/" uncoupler of oxidative phosphorylation MIRO:10000255 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT moulting disruptor in Diptera MIRO:10000265 A chemical substance which acts as octopaminergic agonist. PT:PT IRAC:eClassification "http://www.irac-online.org/eClassification/" octopaminergic agonist MIRO:10000274 A chemical substance which inhibits mitochondrial complex I electron transport chain. PT:PT IRAC:eClassification "http://www.irac-online.org/eClassification/" mitochondrial complex I electron transport inhibitor MIRO:10000284 A chemical substance which inhibits lipid synthesis. PT:PT IRAC:eClassification "http://www.irac-online.org/eClassification/" lipid synthesis inhibitor MIRO:10000289 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT spirotetramat MIRO:10000295 A chemical substance which is being used as insecticide. PT:PT IRAC:eClassification "http://www.irac-online.org/eClassification/" neuronal inhibitor NCBITaxon:13658 IDOMAL:0001273 Romanomermis culicivorax NCBITaxon:1428 IDOMAL:0000362 Bt Bacillus cereus var. thuringiensis Bacillus thuringiensi Bacillus thuringiensis NCBITaxon:147538 http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/ncbitaxon.owl Euascomycota Pezizomycotina NCBITaxon:147550 http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/ncbitaxon.owl Pyrenomycetes Sordariomycetes NCBITaxon:188700 NCBITaxon_188700 http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/ncbitaxon.owl Stegomyia polynesiensis Aedes polynesiensis NCBITaxon:2 IDOMAL:0000076 eubacteria bacteria Monera Procaryotae Prokaryota not Bacteria Haeckel 1894 prokaryotes Bacteria NCBITaxon:222543 http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/ncbitaxon.owl Hypocreomycetidae NCBITaxon:2870 IDOMAL:0000541 Chromophycota Fucophyceae Phaeophyta algae brown alga Phaeophyceae NCBITaxon:314295 IDOMAL:0001220 ape apes Hominoidea NCBITaxon:33528 IDOMAL:0001276 western mosquitofish Gambusia affinis NCBITaxon:34397 http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/ncbitaxon.owl Clavicipitaceae NCBITaxon:34398 http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/ncbitaxon.owl anamorphic Clavicipitaceae mitosporic Clavicipitaceae NCBITaxon:373850 NCBITaxon_373850 http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/ncbitaxon.owl Stegomyia scutellaris Culex scutellaris Aedes scutellaris NCBITaxon:40674 IDOMAL:0000605 mammals Mammalia NCBITaxon:451738 IDOMAL:0001280 redtail notho Adiniops guentheri Fundulus guentheri Nothobranchius guentheri (Pfeffer, 1893) Nothobranchius guentheri NCBITaxon:4751 IDOMAL:0000077 Fungi NCBITaxon:4802 IDOMAL:0000540 Lagenidium NCBITaxon:4890 http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/ncbitaxon.owl ascomycetes sac fungi Ascomycota NCBITaxon:50557 IDOMAL:0000565 true insects Insecta NCBITaxon:5125 http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/ncbitaxon.owl pyrenomycetes Hypocreales NCBITaxon:5529 http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/ncbitaxon.owl Metarhizium NCBITaxon:5530 http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/ncbitaxon.owl Entomophthora anisopliae Metarhizium anisolpiae Metarhizium anisopliae var. anisopliae Metarrhizium anisopliae Metarhizium anisopliae NCBITaxon:6231 IDOMAL:0001272 nematode nematodes roundworm roundworms Nemata Nematoda NCBITaxon:6656 IDOMAL:0000564 arthropods arthropod Arthropoda NCBITaxon:7147 IDOMAL:0000566 flies True flies diptera NCBITaxon:7148 IDOMAL:0000598 nematocera NCBITaxon:7157 IDOMAL:0000599 mosquitos culicidae NCBITaxon:7158 NCBITaxon_7158 http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/ncbitaxon.owl Aedes NCBITaxon:7159 NCBITaxon_7159 http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/ncbitaxon.owl Stegomyia aegypti Stegomyia fasciata Ae. aegypti yellow fever mosquito Aedes aegypti NCBITaxon:715989 http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/ncbitaxon.owl sordariomyceta NCBITaxon:7160 NCBITaxon_7160 http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/ncbitaxon.owl Stegomyia albopicta Asian tiger mosquito forest day mosquito Aedes albopictus NCBITaxon:716545 http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/ncbitaxon.owl saccharomyceta NCBITaxon:716546 http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/ncbitaxon.owl leotiomyceta NCBITaxon:7742 IDOMAL:0001274 vertebrates Vertebrata NCBITaxon:8782 IDOMAL:0000980 birds Aves NCBITaxon:9443 IDOMAL:0000606 primate Primata primates Primates NCBITaxon:953 Wolbachia Hertig 1936 Wolbachia NCBITaxon:9606 Wikipedia:human IDOMAL:000604 human man Homo sapiens OBI:0000040 A role borne by a molecular entity and is realized in a process of absorption by an organism alters, or effects (or is assumed to effect) a function(s) which inhere in an organism. OBI:0000040 drug role drug role OBI:0000181 a population is a collection of individuals from the same taxonomic class living, counted or sampled at a particular site or in a particular area OBI:0000181 IDOMAL_0001254 population OBI:0000552 Reverse transcribe pcr is a process which allow amplification of cDNA during a pcr reaction while the cDNA results from a retrotranscription of messenger RNA isolated from a material entity. http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/OBI_0000552 RT-PCR reverse transcription polymerase chain reaction reverse transcribed polymerase chain reaction OBI:0000967 A device that can be used to restrict the location of material entities over time. OBI:0000967 container OBI:0100026 A material entity that is an individual living system, such as animal, plant, bacteria or virus, that is capable of replicating or reproducing, growth and maintenance in the right environment. An organism may be unicellular or made up, like humans, of many billions of cells divided into specialized tissues and organs. OBI:0100026 organism OGMS:0000056 A measurement assay that has as input a patient-derived specimen, and as output a result that represents a quality of the specimen. OGMS:0000056 laboratory test OGMS:0000057 A sequence of acts of observing and measuring qualities of a patient performed by a clinician; measurements may occur with and without elicitation. OGMS:0000057 phsyical examination OGMS:0000090 A processual entity whose completion is hypothesized (by a healthcare provider) to alleviate the signs and symptoms associated with a disorder. OBO:OGMS treatment OGMS:0000091 A processual entity during which a patient participating in a disease course gradually returns to participating in a canonical life course. http://code.google.com/p/ogms/issues/detail?id=35 dengue host recovery convalescence PR:000000017 A protein that is a translation product of the human IFNG gene or a 1:1 ortholog thereof. The core domain structure consists of an Interferon gamma domain (PF00714) that is four-helical cytokine domain with an additional helix in one of the crossover connections. It is a cytokine produced by lymphocytes activated by specific antigens or mitogens that has important immunoregulatory functions. PR:000000017 IDOMAL_0000372 IFN-gamma IFNG immune interferon interferon-gamma PR:000000134 factor alpha (TNF) is a pleiotropic cytokine that mediates apoptosis, cell proliferation, immunomodulation, inflammation, viral replication, allergy, arthritis, septic shock, insulin resistance, autoimmune diseases, and other pathological conditions. TNF transduces these cellular responses through two distinct receptors: type I, which are expressed on all cell types, and type II, which are expressed only on cells of the immune system and endothelial cells. ISBN:0-8493-15-67-0 IDOMAL_0000783 TNF TNF-alpha cachectin cachexin tumor necrosis factor ligand superfamily member 2 TNFA TNFSF2 tumor necrosis factor-alpha PR:000001096 A protein with a core domain composition consisting of a signal peptide, an extracellular domain with multiple Leu-rich repeats (LRR), a cysteine-rich region, a single-pass transmembrane domain and a C-terminal cytoplasmic tail containing a TIR domain (PF01582). PR:000001096 category=family TLR toll-like receptor toll like receptor PR:000001153 A toll-like receptor that is a translation product of the human TLR2 gene or a 1:1 ortholog thereof. PRO:000001153 IDOMAL_0000032 CD282 TLR2 toll/interleukin-1 receptor-like protein 4 TIL4 toll like receptor 2 PR:000001160 A toll-like receptor that is a translation product of the human TLR9 gene or a 1:1 ortholog thereof. Non-methylated CpG motifs, present in viral and bacterial DNA, are one of many pathogen-associated molecular patterns (PAMP) recognized by the mammalian innate immune system. Recognition of this PAMP occurs through a specific interaction with toll-like receptor 9 and this interaction can induce cytokine responses that influence both innate and adaptive immune responses. PRO:000001160 IDOMAL_0000034 CD289 TLR9 toll like receptor 9 PR:000001300 A protein that is a translation product of the human CD209 gene or a 1:1 ortholog thereof. PRO:WCB Category=gene. This gene and CLEC4M are products of a recent gene duplication in the primate lineage. Independent duplications of an ancestral gene have given rise to several orthologs in rodents, including CD209A. Requested by=CL. C-type lectin domain family 4 member L CD209 antigen CD209 molecule DC-SIGN1 dendritic cell-specific ICAM-3-grabbing non-integrin 1 CLEC4L DC-SIGN CD209 PR:000001337 A protein that is a translation product of the human CR1 gene or a 1:1 ortholog thereof. There is no counterpart in mouse. PR:000001337 Pantelis 2009-05-15T12:55:54Z immune adherence receptor C3b/C4b receptor CR1 complement receptor 1 CD35 complement receptor type 1 PR:000001889 A protein that is a translation product of the human CD14 gene or a 1:1 ortholog thereof. PRO:WCB CD14 molecule monocyte differentiation antigen CD14 myeloid cell-specific leucine-rich glycoprotein CD14 PR:000002088 A signal transducer and transcription activator STAT that is a translation product of the human STAT2 gene or a 1:1 ortholog thereof. PRO:WCB STAT2 p113 signal transducer and activator of transcription 2 PR:000002089 A signal transducer and transcription activator STAT that is a translation product of the human STAT3 gene or a 1:1 ortholog thereof. PRO:WCB STAT3 acute-phase response factor APRF signal transducer and activator of transcription 3 PR:000003414 An HSPH protein that is a translation product of the human HSPA4 gene or a 1:1 ortholog thereof. PR:000003414 PR:000008808 HSP70RY HSPA4 heat shock 70-related protein APG-2 APG2 Hsp110 heat shock 70 kDa protein 4 PR:000003499 A leukocyte granule-associated proteinase that is a translation product of the human GZMB gene or a 1:1 ortholog thereof. PR:000003499 IDOMAL:0000618 C11 CTLA-1 CTSGL1 GZMB SECT T-cell serine protease 1-3E cathepsin G-like 1 cytotoxic T-lymphocyte-associated serine esterase 1 fragmentin-2 granzyme 2 granzyme-2 human lymphocyte protein lymphocyte protease granzyme B PR:000004984 A protein that is a translation product of the human CALR gene or a 1:1 ortholog thereof. PR:000004984 CALR CRP55 HACBP calregulin grp60 CRTC ERp60 endoplasmic reticulum resident protein 60 calreticulin PR:000005005 A protein that is a translation product of the human CANX gene or a 1:1 ortholog thereof. PR:000005005 CANX IP90 major histocompatibility complex class I antigen-binding protein p88 p90 calnexin PR:000005615 A protein that is a translation product of the human CLU gene or a 1:1 ortholog thereof. PRO:DNx CLI CLU Ku70-binding protein 1 NA1/NA2 SGP-2 TRPM-2 aging-associated gene 4 protein apo-J apolipoprotein J clustrin complement cytolysis inhibitor complement-associated protein SP-40,40 sulfated glycoprotein 2 testosterone-repressed prostate message 2 APOJ KUB1 Msgp-2 clusterin PR:000006283 A protein that is a translation product of the human DAXX gene or a 1:1 ortholog thereof. PRO:DNx DAXX Daxx EAP1 ETS1-associated protein 1 Fas death domain-associated protein hDaxx BING2 DAP6 death domain-associated protein 6 PR:000008662 A protein that is a translation product of the human HNRNPC gene or a 1:1 ortholog thereof. PRO:DNx HNRNPC hnRNP C1/C2 HNRPC heterogeneous nuclear ribonucleoproteins C1/C2 PR:000008669 A protein that is a translation product of the human HNRNPK gene or a 1:1 ortholog thereof. PRO:DNx HNRNPK TUNP hnRNP K transformation up-regulated nuclear protein TUNP heterogeneous nuclear ribonucleoprotein K PR:000008799 An HSPC protein that is a translation product of the human HSP90AA1 gene or a 1:1 ortholog thereof. PR:000008799 TSTA HSP 86 HSP86 HSP90AA1 heat shock 86 kDa renal carcinoma antigen NY-REN-38 tumor-specific transplantation 86 kDa antigen HSP90A HSPC1 HSPCA Hsp86-1 heat shock protein HSP 90-alpha PR:000008810 An HSPA protein that is a translation product of the human HSPA5 gene or a 1:1 ortholog thereof. PR:000008810 BiP GRP-78 HSPA5 endoplasmic reticulum lumenal Ca(2+)-binding protein grp78 heat shock 70 kDa protein 5 immunoglobulin heavy chain-binding protein GRP78 78 kDa glucose-regulated protein PR:000011418 A protein that is a translation product of the human NRBP1 gene or a 1:1 ortholog thereof. PRO:DNx HLS7-interacting protein kinase MLF1 adapter molecule NRBP1 BCON3 Madm NRBP nuclear receptor-binding protein PR:000013410 A protein that is a translation product of the human PTBP1 gene or a 1:1 ortholog thereof. PRO:DNx 57 kDa RNA-binding protein PPTB-1 PTB PTBP1 heterogeneous nuclear ribonucleoprotein I hnRNP I polypyrimidine tract-binding protein 1 PR:000014293 A protein that is a translation product of the human RPSA gene or a 1:1 ortholog thereof. PRO:DNx 37 kDa laminin receptor precursor 37 kDa oncofetal antigen 37/67 kDa laminin receptor 37LRP 67 kDa laminin receptor 67LR LBP/p40 LRP/LR LamR NEM/1CHD4 OFA/iLRP RPSA colon carcinoma laminin-binding protein laminin receptor 1 laminin-binding protein precursor p40 multidrug resistance-associated protein MGr1-Ag LAMBR LAMR1 P40-8 40S ribosomal protein SA PR:000016364 A protein that is a translation product of the human TJP1 gene or a 1:1 ortholog thereof. PRO:DNx TJP1 tight junction protein 1 zona occludens protein 1 zonula occludens protein 1 ZO1 tight junction protein ZO-1 PR:000016977 A protein that is a translation product of the human UBE2I gene or a 1:1 ortholog thereof. PR:000016977 SUMO-protein ligase UBE2I mUBC9 ubiquitin carrier protein 9 ubiquitin carrier protein I ubiquitin-conjugating enzyme E2 I ubiquitin-protein ligase I UBC9 UBCE9 Ubce2i p18 SUMO-conjugating enzyme UBC9 SO:0000001 A sequence feature with an extent greater than zero. A nucleotide region is composed of bases and a polypeptide region is composed of amino acids. SO:0000001 http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/so.owl sequnce region SO:0000110 An extent of biological sequence. SO:0000110 http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/so.owl located sequence feature sequence feature SO:0000409 A biological_region of sequence that, in the molecule, interacts selectively and non-covalently with other molecules. A region on the surface of a molecule that may interact with another molecule. When applied to polypeptides: Amino acids involved in binding or interactions. It can also apply to an amino acid bond which is represented by the positions of the two flanking amino acids. SO:0000409 binding site SO:0000704 A region (or regions) that includes all of the sequence elements necessary to encode a functional transcript. A gene may include regulatory regions, transcribed regions and/or other functional sequence regions. SO:0000704 http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/so.owl gene SO:0000934 A miRNA target site is a binding site where the molecule is a micro RNA. SO:0000934 miRNA target site SO:0001411 A region defined by its disposition to be involved in a biological process. SO:0001411 http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/so.owl biological region SO:0001655 A binding site that, in the molecule, interacts selectively and non-covalently with nucleotide residues. SO:0001655 nucleotide binding site SYMP:0000006 Backache is a pain occurring in the lower back. SYMP:0000006 back pain backache SYMP:0000020 Dehydration is a nutrition, metabolism, and development symptom characterized by an abnormal depletion of body fluids. SYMP:0000020 dehydration SYMP:0000041 SYMP:0000041 hemorrhage SYMP:0000061 Inflammation is a general symptom where there is a local response to cellular injury that is marked by capillary dilatation, leukocytic infiltration, redness, heat, pain, swelling, and often loss of function and that serves as a mechanism initiating the elimination of noxious agents and of damaged tissue. SYMP:0000061 inflammation SYMP:0000064 http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/symp.owl arthralgia arthromyalgia joint pain SYMP:0000099 A sensation perception where there is an unpleasant sensation that usually indicates the body is threatened or damaged. The sensation may be sharp or dull, short-lived or chronic, intermittent or continual, confined to one area or spread over the entire body. SYMP:0000099 http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/symp.owl pain SYMP:0000107 Pleural effusion is a skin and integumentary tissue symptom characterized as an exudation of fluid from the blood or lymph into a pleural cavity. SYMP:0000107 http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/symp.owl pleural effusion SYMP:0000114 http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/symp.owl thrombocytopenia SYMP:0000130 http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/symp.owl severe headache SYMP:0000162 Tremor is a generial symptom characterized by a trembling or shaking usually from physical weakness, emotional stress, or disease. SYMP:0000162 tremor SYMP:0000317 SYMP:0000317 low white blood cell count leukopenia SYMP:0000410 http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/symp.owl neurological and physiological symptom SYMP:0000450 A cardiovascular system symptom that is characterized as a state of profound depression of the vital processes of the body that is characterized by pallor, rapid but weak pulse, rapid and shallow respiration, reduced total blood volume, and low blood pressure and that is caused usually by severe especially crushing injuries, hemorrhage, burns, or major surgery. SYMP:0000450 ICD9CM_2005:785.5 UMLS_CUI:C0159051 UMLS_ICD9CM_2005_AUI:A0284197 shock SYMP:0000458 Nausea is a digestive system symptom characterized by an uneasy or unsettled feeling in the stomach together with an urge to vomit. SYMP:0000458 http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/symp.owl nausea SYMP:0000459 http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/symp.owl digestive system symptom SYMP:0000461 http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/symp.owl abdominal symptom SYMP:0000462 A symptom is a perceived change in function, sensation, loss, disturbance or appearance reported by a patient indicative of a disease. SYMP:0000462 http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/symp.owl SyOID:14974 symptom SYMP:0000473 http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/symp.owl nutrition, metabolism, and development symptom SYMP:0000480 http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/symp.owl SyOID:90 nervous system symptom SYMP:0000487 Rash is a skin and integumentary tissue symptom characterized as an eruption on the body typically with little or no elevation above the surface. SYMP:0000487 http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/symp.owl erythema skin rash rubor skin eruption skin redness rash SYMP:0000488 http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/symp.owl skin and integumentary tissue symptom SYMP:0000504 Headache is a pain characterized by a pain in the head. SYMP:0000504 http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/symp.owl cephalalgia headache SYMP:0000523 Anorexia is a nutrition, metabolism, and development symptom characterized by a loss of appetite especially when prolonged. SYMP:0000523 http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/symp.owl anorexia SYMP:0000526 Ascites is a abdominal symptom consisting of an abnormal accumulation of serous fluid in the spaces between tissues and organs in the cavity of the abdomen. SYMP:0000526 http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/symp.owl hydroperitoneum ascites SYMP:0000528 ICD9CM_2005:785 SyOID:2147 UMLS_CUI:C0159049 UMLS_ICD9CM_2005_AUI:A0284192 cardiovascular system symptom SYMP:0000567 SYMP:0000567 ICD9CM_2005:780 SyOID:777 UMLS_CUI:C0159028 UMLS_ICD9CM_2005_AUI:A0284119 general symptom SYMP:0000595 ICD9CM_2005:780.31 SyOID:6960 UMLS_CUI:C0009952 UMLS_ICD9CM_2005_AUI:A0701466 febrile convulsion SYMP:0000596 ICD9CM_2005:780.3 SyOID:6961 UMLS_CUI:C0009951 UMLS_ICD9CM_2005_AUI:A0042665 convulsion SYMP:0000607 Hallucination is a general symptom where there is a perception of something (as a visual image or a sound) with no external cause usually arising from a disorder of the nervous system (as in delirium tremens or in functional psychosis without known neurological disease) or in response to drugs (as LSD). SYMP:0000607 ICD9CM_2005:780.1 SyOID:7634 UMLS_CUI:C0018524 UMLS_ICD9CM_2005_AUI:A0065642 hallucination SYMP:0000613 Fever is a neurological and physiological symptom characterized by a rise of body temperature above the normal whether a natural response (as to infection) or artificially induced for therapeutic reasons. SYMP:0000613 http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/symp.owl pyrexia fever SYMP:0000689 SYMP:0000689 cramp SYMP:0000724 SYMP:0000724 multiple organ failure SYMP:0000760 Petechiae is a skin and integumentary tissue symptom characterized as a minute reddish or purplish spot containing blood that appears in skin or mucous membrane as a result of localized hemorrhage. SYMP:0000760 http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/symp.owl petechial rash petechiae SYMP:0000882 High fever is a fever that involved an elevated temperature. SYMP:0000882 high fever SYMP:0000892 Sensation perception is a nervous system symptom where the information perceived by sensory receptors are interpreted. SYMP:0000892 http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/symp.owl sensation perception SYMP:0017795 http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/symp.owl hemic and immune system symptom SYMP:0019139 http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/symp.owl hemic system symptom SYMP:0019143 SYMP:0019143 coagulopathy SYMP:0019145 Vomiting is a digestive system symptom characterized by throwing up the stomach contents. [SYMP:0019145] SYMP:0019145 http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/symp.owl emesis vomiting SYMP:0019161 Muscle pain is a pain characterized by pain in one or more muscles. [SYMP:0019161] http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/symp.owl myalgia muscle pain SYMP:0019174 SYMP:0019174 rigors chills SYMP:0019175 A skin and integumentary tissue symptom characterized as the excretion of moisture in visible quantities through the opening of the sweat glands. SYMP:0019175 perspire sweaty UBERON:0000178 Circulating body substance which consists of blood plasma and hemoglobin-carrying red blood cells. Excludes blood analogues (see UBERON:0000179 haemolymphatic fluid). UBERON:0000178 blood UBERON:0001044 Saliva-secreting exocrine glands of the oral cavity[GO]. The salivary glands in mammals are exocrine glands, glands with ducts, that produce saliva. They also secrete amylase, an enzyme that breaks down starch into maltose. In other organisms such as insects, salivary glands are often used to produce biologically important proteins like silk or glues, and fly salivary glands contain polytene chromosomes that have been useful in genetic research[WP]. UBERON:0001044 Currently we define saliva and salivary glands very generally in functional terms but it may be more appropriate to split this class. From WP: In most vertebrates, saliva does not contain any enzymes, consisting of mucus and water only, and its primary function is to moisten food while eating. As a result, true salivary glands are rarely found in fish or aquatic tetrapods, although there are often individual mucus-secreting cells. Amphibians have a single salivary gland, the intermaxillary gland, located in the forward part of the palate. Reptiles and birds normally have only very small glands on the lips, palate, and base of the mouth, although there are some birds with large glands, which produce a sticky saliva that helps in nest-building. The distinct parotid, submandibular, and sublingual glands are only developed in mammals.[3] The salivary glands of some species, however, are modified to produce enzymes; salivary amylase is found in many, but by no means all, bird and mammal species (including humans, as noted above). Furthermore, the venom glands of poisonous snakes, Gila monsters, and some shrews, are modified salivary glands. glandulae salivariae salivary gland VO:0000001 A vaccine is a processed material with the function that when administered, it prevents or ameliorates a disorder in a target organism by inducing or modifying adaptive immune responses specific to the antigens in the vaccine. VO:0000001 IDOMAL:0000262 vaccine VO:0000210 An immune response detection assay that detects specific antiviral antibodies in a test serum. The serum, usually a twofold dilution series, is mixed with a standard number, usually 4 to 8 HA units, of virus and incubated prior to the addition of a standard suspension of erythrocytes. The highest dilution of serum that inhibits hemagglutination is the HI titer of the serum. For example, influenza (AI) viruses agglutinate erythrocytes through the interaction of the virus surface glycoprotein, the hemagglutinin (HA), with receptors on the surface of the erythrocyte. Inhibition of the agglutination reaction by HA subtype-specific antisera is the basis of the hemagglutination-inhibition (HI) assay. VO:0000210 http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/VO hemagglutination-inhibition test hemagglutination-inhibition assay VO:0000575 vaccine candidate is a processed material that is designed to prevent or ameliorate a disorder in a target organism by modulating adaptive immune responses in that organism by administrating the vaccine. YH, AR, BP, LC, MC, and ZX http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/VO vaccine candidate VO:0000580 A vaccine component that is chemical substance added to vaccine and enhance and direct immune response to protective antigen. Many of vaccine adjuvants cause a range of serious side-effects. VO:0000580 IDOMAL:0000136 vaccine adjuvant VO:0000596 A processual entity by which a vaccine is tested clinically for safety and effectiveness. Clinical trials are conducted in phases. Classically, clinical trials unfold in three phases in order to gather data and information about a vaccine and its performance. This will form the basis of a dossier submitted to regulatory authorities by way of an application for licensure. After a vaccine is licensed and is being used by large numbers of people, a Phase IV study may or may not be taken for vaccine clinical evaluation. VO:0000596 vaccine clinical trial GO:GO_0050777 negative regulation of immune response Any process that stops, prevents, or reduces the frequency, rate or extent of the immune response, the immunological reaction of an organism to an immunogenic stimulus. http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/GO negative regulation of immune response NCBITaxon:NCBITaxon_10239 Vira Viridae viruses Viruses GRO:ProteinDomain A part of protein sequence and structure that can evolve, function, and exist independently of the rest of the protein chain. Each domain forms a compact three-dimensional structure and often can be independently stable and folded. Many proteins consist of several structural domains. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Structural_domain protein domain efo:EFO_0004586 A complete blood cell count quantifies specific blood components. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Complete_blood_cell_count http://ncicb.nci.nig.gov/xml/owl/EVS/Thesaurus.owl CBC FBC CBC complete blood count full blood count complete blood cell count oboInOwl:DbXref oboInOwl:Definition oboInOwl:Subset oboInOwl:Synonym oboInOwl:SynonymType bfo:Entity entity snap:Continuant An entity [bfo:Entity] that exists in full at any time in which it exists at all, persists through time while maintaining its identity and has no temporal parts. BFO:SNAP Examples: a heart, a person, the color of a tomato, the mass of a cloud, a symphony orchestra, the disposition of blood to coagulate, the lawn and atmosphere in front of our building. endurant continuant snap:DependentContinuant A continuant [snap:Continuant] that is either dependent on one or other independent continuant [snap:IndependentContinuant] bearers or inheres in or is borne by other entities. BFO:SNAP dependent continuant snap:Disposition A realizable entity [snap:RealizableEntity] that essentially causes a specific process or transformation in the object [snap:Object] in which it inheres, under specific circumstances and in conjunction with the laws of nature. A general formula for dispositions is: X (object [snap:Object] has the disposition D to (transform, initiate a process) R under conditions C. BFO:SNAP IDOMAL:0001050 Examples: the disposition of vegetables to decay when not refrigerated, the disposition of a vase to brake if dropped, the disposition of blood to coagulate, the disposition of a patient with a weakened immune system to contract disease, the disposition of metal to conduct electricity. disposition snap:Function A realizable entity [snap:RealizableEntity] the manifestation of which is an essentially end-directed activity of a continuant [snap:Continuant] entity in virtue of that continuant [snap:Continuant] entity being a specific kind of entity in the kind or kinds of contexts that it is made for. BFO:SNAP Examples: the function of a birth canal to enable transport, the function of the heart in the body: to pump blood, to receive de-oxygenated and oxygenated blood, etc., the function of reproduction in the transmission of genetic material, the digestive function of the stomach to nutriate the body, the function of a hammer to drive in nails, the function of a computer program to compute mathematical equations, the function of an automobile to provide transportation, the function of a judge in a court of law. function snap:GenericallyDependentContinuant A continuant [snap:Continuant] that is dependent on one or other independent continuant [snap:IndependentContinuant] bearers. For every instance of A requires some instance of (an independent continuant [snap:IndependentContinuant] type) B but which instance of B serves can change from time to time. BFO:SNAP http://www.ifomis.orf/bfo/1.1/snap generically dependent continuant snap:IndependentContinuant A continuant [snap:Continuant] that is a bearer of quality [snap:Quality] and realizable entity [snap:RealizableEntity] entities, in which other entities inhere and which itself cannot inhere in anything. BFO:SNAP substantial entity Examples: an organism, a heart, a leg, a person, a symphony orchestra, a chair, the bottom right portion of a human torso, the lawn and atmosphere in front of our building. independent continuant snap:MaterialEntity An independent continuant that is spatially extendedn whose identity is independent of that of other entities and can be maintained through time. Material entity [snap:MaterialEntity] subsumes object [snap:Object], fiat object part [snap:FiatObjectPart], and object aggregate [snap:ObjectAggregate], which assume a three level theory of granularity, which is inadequate for some domains, such as biology. Examples: collection of random bacateria, a chair, dorsal surface of the body. BFO:SNAP BFO_0000040 http://www.ifomis.org/bfo/1.1# material entity snap:Object A material entity [snap:MaterialEntity] that is spatially extended, maximally self-connected and self-contained (the parts of a substance are not separated from each other by spatial gaps) and possesses an internal unity. The identity of substantial object [snap:Object] entities is independent of that of other entities and can be maintained through time. BFO:SNAP substance object snap:ObjectAggregate A material entity [snap:MaterialEntity] that is a mereological sum of separate object [snap:Object] entities and possesses non-connected boundaries. BFO:SNAP substance aggregate object aggregate snap:Quality A specifically dependent continuant [snap:SpecificallyDependentContinuant] that is exhibited if it inheres in an entity or entities at all (a categorical property). BFO:SNAP IDOMAL:0000002 Examples: the color of a tomato, the ambient temperature of air, the circumference of a waist, the shape of a nose, the mass of a piece of gold, the weight of a chimpanzee. quality snap:RealizableEntity A specifically dependent continuant [snap:SpecificallyDependentContinuant] that inheres in continuant [snap:Continuant] entities and are not exhibited in full at every time in which it inheres in an entity or group of entities. The exhibition or actualization of a realizable entity is a particular manifestation, functioning or process that occurs under certain circumstances. BFO:SNAP If a realizable entity [snap:RealizableEntity] inheres in a continuant [snap:Continuant], this does not imply that it is actually realized. Examples: the role of being a doctor, the function of the reproductive organs, the disposition of blood to coagulate, the disposition of metal to conduct electricity. realizable entity snap:Role A realizable entity [snap:RealizableEntity] the manifestation of which brings about some result or end that is not essential to a continuant [snap:Continuant] in virtue of the kind of thing that it is but that can be served or participated in by that kind of continuant [snap:Continuant] in some kinds of natural, social or institutional contexts. BFO:SNAP IDOMAL:0000001 Examples: the role of a person as a surgeon, the role of a chemical compound in an experiment, the role of a patient relative as defined by a hospital administrative form, the role of a woman as a legal mother in the context of system of laws, the role of a biological grandfather as legal guardian in the context of a system of laws, the role of ingested matter in digestion, the role of a student in a university. role snap:Site An independent continuant [snap:IndependentContinuant] consisting of a characteristic spatial shape in relation to some arrangement of other continuant [snap:Continuant] entities and of the medium which is enclosed in whole or in part by this characteristic spatial shape. Site [snap:Site] entities are entities that can be occupied by other continuant [snap:Continuant] entities. snap:Site Comment: An instance of Site [snap:Site] is a mixture of independent continuant [snap:IndependentContinuant] entities which act as surrounding environments for other independent continuant [snap:IndependentContinuant] entities, most importantly for instances of object [snap:Object]. A site [snap:Site] is typically made of object [snap:Object] or fiat object part [snap:FiatObjectPart] entities and a surrounding medium in which is found an object [snap:Object] occupying the site [snap:Site]. Independent continuant [snap:IndependentContinuant] entities may be associated with others (which, then, are site [snap:Site] entities) through a relation of "occupation". That relation is connected to, but distinct from, the relation of spatial location. Site [snap:Site] entities are not to be confused with spatial region [snap:SpatialRegion] entities. In BFO, site [snap:Site] allows for a so-called relational view of space which is different from the view corresponding to the class spatial region [snap:SpatialRegion] (see the comment on this class). Examples: a particular room in a particular hospital, Maria's nostril or her intestines for a variety of bacteria. site snap:SpatialRegion A continuant [snap:Continuant] that is neither bearer of quality [snap:Quality] entities nor inheres in any other entities. snap:SpatialRegion snap:SpatialRegion spatial region snap:SpecificallyDependentContinuant A continuant [snap:Continuant] that inheres in or is borne by other entities. Every instance of A requires some specific instance of B which must always be the same. BFO:SNAP mode property trope Examples: the mass of a cloud, the smell of mozzarella, the liquidity of blood, the color of a tomato, the disposition of fish to decay, the role of being a doctor, the function of the heart in the body: to pump blood, to receive de-oxygenated and oxygenated blood, etc. specifically dependent continuant span:Occurrent An entity [bfo:Entity] that has temporal parts and that happens, unfolds or develops through time. Sometimes also called perdurants. span:Occurent Examples: the life of an organism, a surgical operation as processual context for a nosocomical infection, the spatiotemporal context occupied by a process of cellular meiosis, the most interesting part of Van Gogh's life, the spatiotemporal region occupied by the development of a cancer tumor. perdurant occurent span:Process A processual entity that is a maximally connected spatio-temporal whole, and has bona fide beginnings and endings corresponding to real discontinuities. BFO:SPAN process span:ProcessualEntity An occurrent [span:Occurrent] that exists in time by occurring or happening, has temporal parts and always involves and depends on some entity. span:ProcessualEntity Examples: the life of an organism, the process of meiosis, the course of a disease, the flight of a bird. processual entity span:SpatiotemporalRegion Spacetime and spatiotemporal region [span:SpatiotemporalRegion] entities are entities in their own rights which exist independently of any entities which can be located at them. This view of spacetime can be called \"absolutist\" or \"the container view\". In BFO, the class processual context [span:ProcessualContext] allows for a so-called relational view of spacetime, that is to say, a view according to which spatiotemporality is a matter of relative location between entities and not a matter of being tied to spacetime. In BFO, the bridge between these two views is secured through the fact that instances of processual context [span:ProcessualContext] are too spatiotemporal entities. SPAN:spatiotemporalregion spatiotemporal region span:TemporalRegion An occurrent [span:Occurrent] that is part of time. SPAN:temporalregion temporal region Christos Louis Elvira Mitraka Pantelis Topalis The Dengue Fever Ontology (IDODEN) is an extension of the Infectious Disease Ontology (IDO) for dengue fever. IDODEN - The Dengue Fever Ontology results_in OBO_REL:0000027 relationship Examples: red eye bearer_of redness bearer_of OBO_REL:0000035 OBO_REL:realized_as relationship NOTE: there appears to be some consistency in usage as to whether processes or continuants realize realized_by OBO_REL:0000034 relationship The process of 'histidine catabolism' (GO:0006548) realizes the function 'histidine ammonia lyase activity' (GO:0004397) (note: here 'activity' denotes a function and not a process). We leave open the possibility of defining in future the sub-relations directly_realizes (as bewteen a function and it's functioning) and indirectly_realizes. NOTE: there appears to be some consistency in usage as to whether processes or continuants realize realizes preceded_by