FRIDAY, Nov. 20 (HealthDay News) — Some areas of the United States are seeing declines in H1N1 swine flu activity, a federal health official said Friday, and while the disease remains widespread in 43 states, that’s down from the 46 states reported last week.
The H1N1 virus continues to hit young adults and children hard. During the past week, 21 more children died from the flu, bringing to 171 the total number of confirmed deaths among children. But, Schuchat cautioned, “This is just a partial counting. Those estimates showed that at least 22 million Americans have come down with the swine flu since the virus first surfaced in April, and approximately 3,900 people have died, including an estimated 540 children. Of the children who have died from swine flu, two-thirds had chronic health problems, such as asthma, cerebral palsy and muscular dystrophy, Schuchat said. The remaining one-third of the children were healthy and died of complications from bacterial infections, she said.
By way of comparison, seasonal flu — which poses a greater health threat to older adults — kills an estimated 36,000 Americans each year.
Meanwhile, the supply of H1N1 swine flu vaccine continues to grow, Schuchat said. As of Friday, 54.1 million doses had been produced by manufacturers — an additional 11 million doses since last week, she said.
Earlier, the CDC predicted there would be 190 million doses available by year’s end.
Better dump that stock…fast.
For some reason I have a craving for bacon.
It certainly seems to be on decline here at my college. I haven’t had a student out with it in a couple weeks.
Baby died last week and many other infected and sick..in San Diego.
So far there have been at least 56 deaths attributed to H1N1 in Indiana. Including at least two locally.
Please don’t add “only” to those numbers, some of us were related or knew these people.
Here in Vancouver, BC, over the weekend it’s like a switch was flipped (or maybe a memo went out): no H1N1 news stories any more. It’s over, it was a complete waste of time, onto the next waste.
Oopps, my mistake
There have been over 200 deaths in Indiana, 56 were children.
“The next waste?”
I predict we will all be suffering the
“American Idol Virus” this winter.
I can be fatal!!!
What was that about never counting chickens. There is often another infection wave in spring.
I’ve read several articles warning not to get complacent. The Flu has a tendency to come in waves, especially as winter sets in. And a couple of mutations have been found which, if they get a chance to propagate, would lead to the flu bugs settling in the lungs instead of the throat and nose.
#6 – the chart you refer to shows 201 cases in Indiana, 0 deaths. And it shows 45 deaths for the entire country.
More people were killed last week in traffic accidents.
If fact, I’d go as far to say that more people probably died last week of everything else that it is possible to die from, than from H1N1.
Is H1N1 the least deadly virus ever?
… by the way, before you flame me.
I am _NOT_ against the private sector.
I’m just pushing-back on this conservative doctrine that the government can never, ever do any good.
The conservatives claim that the private sector is always, and everywhere a better way to deliver medicine.
But did the PRIVATE drug companies deliver enough flu vaccines? Not by a mile, did the private sector meet demand.
But, I PROMISE YOU, if we try to prepare for next time through regulation or a government program, the conservatives will spin around on the floor in a temper tantrum hissing and spitting that the unregulated private sector is the ONLY solution and will rise to the challenge and meet demand.
Yet, we just had a near pandemic and the private sector didn’t deliver the goods.
Greg Allen–as I understand the issue, the Private Companies did not drop the ball. The “normal” procedure for making H1N1 vaccine by incubating chicken eggs normally produces x amount of vaccine but this particular virus produced much less. IE–science is not a light switch you just flick on or off. Seems also that any other production technique other than the tried and true would have caused mass hysteria from the anti-science/keep em scared crowd===aka the Repuglican Base and about 80% of hospitalized schizophrenics, and 10% general population.
I don’t think there is much to learn here other than certain issues cannot be commanded, do take time, and have an element of risk/decision making.
“Thank God we have an administration who pays attention and might actually learn from this — especially about vaccine production and delivery.”
-#11 – you’re kidding, right? What has the current administration done that demonstrates any level of competence? How have they shown any ability to learn from anything?
As for the private sector – does the government have some secret, hidden-away vaccine producing organization? Where will the vaccines be produced, if not by the private sector?
The private sector may be motivated by profit, but at least they’re motivated by something. The only motivation of government bureaucracy is to expand.
Bobo,
But what about the seasonal flu vaccine shortage? Why didn’t the private sector deliver enough of that vaccine?
I, myself, get a flu vaccine every year but THIS YEAR I couldn’t get one, at any price… because private drug companies didn’t deliver enough of the good.
>> chuck said, on November 23rd, 2009 at 3:28 pm
>> -#11 – you’re kidding, right? What has the current administration done that demonstrates any level of competence? How have they shown any ability to learn from anything?
For starters, they saved your conservative butt from total collapse of the world economy THAT _YOU_ GUYS CAUSED!
McCain promised to continue doing the very same things that caused the crash. If he and Palin had run, our collective asses would be grasses.
The conservatives drove the economic bus off the bridge in to the river and SWORE the best and only solution was to keep hitting the gas.
#15. Please Greg tell us what Obama did that was different from Bush, and while your at it, tell us how we have been saved from the collapse of the dollar?
What planet do you live on?
It’s difficult if not impossible not to notice the government propaganda machine working overtime demonizing the “evil” drug companies long before H1N1 came along.
Given the disdain for the private sector by the Obama Administration, which includes drug companies, we should expect even more vaccine shortages in the future.
It seems, according to Sunday’s No Agenda news factoids, that the whole thing was also a promo and intro for other vaccines. Change you can or can’t fricking believe!
#15 – “For starters, they saved your conservative butt from total collapse of the world economy THAT _YOU_ GUYS CAUSED!”
Ha ha hilarious! How can giving $billions to companies that should have gone bankrupt, and $billions more to the companies that did cause the collapse, save anyone? The 100s of $billions of extra debt will now inevitably lead to another collapse. When that happens will you blame the conservatives again?
Oh those silly people who trust testing and the medical money machine. The science is similar to how they were looking at Pluto in the electron macroscope calling it a planet, and only 70 years later, by another vote, and decades of debate, decide that there wasn’t a planet out there after all. This same crap is going on with testing for HIV, H1N1, and the following list of other viruses you should all get vaccinated for:
A
Abadina virus, Reoviridae
Abelson murine leukemia virus, Retroviridae
Abras virus, Bunyaviridae
Abraxas grossulariata cypovirus 8, Reoviridae
Abraxas grossulariata NPV, Baculoviridae
Absettarov virus, Flaviviridae
Abu Hammad virus, Bunyaviridae
Abu Mina virus, Bunyaviridae
Abutilon mosaic virus, Geminiviridae
Acado virus, Reoviridae
Acalypha yellow mosaic virus, Geminiviridae
Acantholyda erythrocephala NPV, Baculoviridae
Acara virus, Bunyaviridae
Acciptrid herpesvirus 1, Herpesviridae
Achaea janata NPV, Baculoviridae
Acherontia atropas virus, Tetraviridae
Acheta domestica densovirus, Parvoviridae
Acholeplasma phage Oc1r, Inoviridae
Acholeplasma phage 10tur, Inoviridae
Acholeplasma phage L2, Plasmaviridae
Acholeplasma phage L51, Inoviridae
Acholeplasma phage M1, Plasmaviridae
Acholeplasma phage MV-L1, Inovindae
Acholeplasma phage MVG51, Inoviridae
Acholeplasma phage 01, Plasmaviridae
Acholeplasma phage vl, Plasmaviridae
Acholeplasma phage v2, Plasmaviridae
Acholeplasma phage v4, Plasmaviridae
Acholeplasma phage v5, Plasmaviridae
Acholeplasma phage v7, Plasmaviridae
Achroia grisella NPV, Baculoviridae
Acidalia carticcaria NPV, Baculoviridae
Acleris gloverana NPV, Baculoviridae
Acleris variana NPV, Baculoviridae
Acrobasis zelleri entomopoxvirus, Poxviridae
Acronicta aceris NPV, Baculoviridae
Actebia fennica NPV, Baculoviridae
Actias selene Cypovirus 4, Reoviridae
Actias selene NPV, Baculoviridae
Actinomycetes phage 108/016, Myoviridae
Actinomycetes phage 119, Siphoviridae
Actinomycetes phage A1-Dat, Siphoviridae
Actinomycetes phage Bir, Siphoviridae
Actinomycetes phage f115-A, Siphoviridae
Actinomycetes phage f150A, Siphoviridae
Actinomycetes phage f31C, Siphoviridae
Actinomycetes phage fC, Siphoviridae
Actinomycetes phage fUW21, Siphoviridae
Actinomycetes phage M1, Siphoviridae
Actinomycetes phage MSP8, Siphoviridae
Actinomycetes phage P-a-1, Siphoviridae
Actinomycetes phage R1, Siphoviridae
Actinomycetes phage R2, Siphoviridae
Actinomycetes phage SK1, Myoviridae
Actinomycetes phage SV2, Siphoviridae
Actinomycetes phage VP5, Siphoviridae
Adelaide River virus, Rhabdoviridae
Adeno-associated virus 1, Parvoviridae
Adeno-associated virus 2, Parvoviridae
Adeno-associated virus 3, Parvoviridae
Adeno-associated virus 4, Parvoviridae
Adeno-associated virus 5, Parvoviridae
Adisura atkinsoni NPV, Baculoviridae
Adoxophyes orana NPV, Baculoviridae
Aedes aegypti densovirus, Parvoviridae
Aedes aegypti entomopoxvirus, Poxviridae
Aedes aegypti NPV, Baculoviridae
Aedes albopictus densovirus, Parvoviridae
Aedes annandalei NPV, Baculoviridae
Aedes atropalpus NPV, Baculoviridae
Aedes epactius NPV, Baculoviridae
Aedes nigromaculis NPV, Baculoviridae
Aedes pseudoscutellaris densovirus, Parvoviridae
Aedes scutellaris NPV, Baculoviridae
Aedes sollicitans NPV, Baculoviridae
Aedes taeniorhynchus NPV, Baculoviridae
Aedes tormentor NPV, Baculoviridae
Aedes triseriatus NPV, Baculoviridae
Aedia leucomelas NPV, Baculoviridae
Aeromonas phage 29, Myoviridae
Aeromonas phage 37, Myoviridae
Aeromonas phage 43, Myoviridae
Aeromonas phage 44RR2.8t, Myoviridae
Aeromonas phage 51, Myoviridae
Aeromonas phage 59.1, Myoviridae
Aeromonas phage 65, Myoviridae
Aeromonas phage Aeh1, Myoviridae
Aeromonas phage Aeh2, Myoviridae
African cassava mosaic virus, Geminiviridae
African green monkey cytomegalovirus, Herpesviridae
African green monkey HHV-like virus, Herpesviridae
African green monkey polyomavirus, Papovaviridae
African horse sickness viruses 1 to 10, Reoviridae
African swine fever virus, African swine fever-like viruses
AG83-1746 virus, Bunyaviridae
AG83-497 virus, Bunyaviridae
Agaricus bisporus virus 1, Unassigned
Agaricus bisporus virus 4, Partitiviridae
Ageratum yellow vein virus, Gemniniviridae
Aglais urticae cypovirus 2, Reoviridae
Aglais urticae cypovirus 6, Reoviridae
Aglais urticae NPV, Baculoviridae
Agraulis vanillae cypovirus 2, Reoviridae
Agraulis vanillae densovirus, Parvoviridae
Agraulis vanillae NPV, Baculoviridae
Agraulis vanillae virus, Tetraviridae
Agrobacterium phage PIIBNV6, Myoviridae
Agrobacterium phage PS8, Siphoviridae
Agrobacterium phage PT11, Siphoviridae
Agrobacteriurn phage Y, Siphoviridae
Agrochola helvolva cypovirus 6, Reoviridae
Agrochola lychnidis cypovirus 6, Reoviridae
Agropyron mosaic virus, Potyviridae
Agrotis exclarnationis NPV, Baculoviridae
Agrotis ipsilon NPV, Baculoviridae
Agrotis segeturn cypovirus 9, Reoviridae
Agrotis segeturn NPV, Baculoviridae
Aguacate virus, Bunyaviridae
Ahlum water-borne virus, Tombusviridae
Aino virus, Bunyaviridae
Akabane virus, Bunyaviridae
AKR (endogenous) murine leukemia virus, Retroviridae
Alabama argillacea NPV, Baculoviridae
Alajuela virus, Bunyaviridae
Alcaligenes phage 8764, Siphoviridae
Alcaligenes phage A5/A6, Siphoviridae
Alcaligenes phage A6, Myoviridae
Alcelaphine herpesvirus 1, Herpesviridae
Alcelaphine herpesvirus 2, Herpesviridae
Alenquer virus, Bunyaviridae
Aletia oxygala NPV, Baculoviridae
Aleutian disease virus, Parvoviridae
Aleutian mink disease virus, Parvoviridae
Afalfa cryptic virus 1, Partitiviridae
Alfalfa cryptic virus 2, Partitiviridae
Alfalfa latent virus, Carlavirus
Alfalfa mosaic virus, Bromoviridae
Alfuy virus, Flaviviridae
Allerton virus, Herpesviridae
Alligatorweed stunting virus, Closterovirus
Allitrich herpesvirus 1, Herpesviridae
Allomyces arbuscula virus, Unassigned
Almeirim virus, Reoviridae
Almpiwar virus, Rhabdoviridae
Alphaea phasma NPV, Baculoviridae
Alsophila pometaria NPV, Baculoviridae
Alstroemeria mosaic virus, Potyviridae
Alstroemeria streak virus, Potyviridae
Alstroemeria virus, Carlavirus
Altamira virus, Reoviridae
Alteromonas phage PM2, Corticoviridae
Amapari virus, Arenaviridae
Amaranthus leaf mottle virus, Potyviridae
Amathes c-nigrum NPV, Baculoviridae
Amazon lily mosaic virus, Potyviridae
Amelia pallorarla GV, Baculoviridae
American ground squirrel herpesvirus, Herpesviridae
American hop latent virus, Carlavirus
American oyster reovirus, Reoviridae
American plum line pattern virus, Bromoviridae
Amphelophaga rubiginosa NPV, Baculoviridae
Amphidasis cognataria NPV, Baculoviridae
Amsacta albistriga NPV, Baculoviridae
Amsacta lactinea GV, Baculoviridae
Amsacta lactinea NPV, Baculoviridae
Amsacta moorei entomopoxvirus, Poxviridae
Amsacta moorei NPV, Baculoviridae
Amyelois transitella NPV, Baculoviridae
Amyelosis chronic stunt virus, Caliciviridae
Anadevidia peponis NPV, Baculoviridae
Anagasta kuehniella NPV, Baculoviridae
Anagrapha falcifera NPV, Baculoviridae
Anagyris vein yellowing virus, Tymovirus
Anaitis plagiata cypovirus 3, Reoviridae
Anaitis plagiata cypovirus 6, Reoviridae
Anaitis plagiata NPV, Baculoviridae
Ananindeua virus, Bunyaviridae
Anatid herpesvirus 1, Herpesviridae
Andasibe virus, Reoviridae
Andean potato latent virus, Tymovirus
Andean potato mottle virus, Comoviridae
Andraca bipunctata GV, Baculoviridae
Aneilema virus, Potyviridae
Angel fish reovirus, Reoviridae
Anhanga virus, Bunyaviridae
Anhembi virus, Bunyaviridae
Anisota senatoria NPV, Baculoviridae
Anomala cuprea entomopoxvirus, Poxviridae
Anomis flava NPV, Baculoviridae
Anomis sabulifera NPV, Baculoviridae
Anomogyna elimata NPV, Baculoviridae
Anopheles A virus, Bunyaviridae
Anopheles 8 virus, Bunyaviridae
Anopheles crucians NPV, Baculoviridae
Antequera virus, Bunyaviridae
Anthela varia NPV, Baculoviridae
Anthelia hyperborea NPV, Baculoviridae
Antheraea eucalypti virus, Tetraviridae
Antheraea mylitta cypovirus 4, Reoviridae
Antheraea paphia NPV, Baculoviridae
Antheraea pemyi cypovirus 4, Reoviridae
Antheraea pemyi NPV, Baculoviridae
Antheraea polyphemus NPV, Baculoviridae
Antheraea yamamai NPV, Baculoviridae
Anthonomus glandis PV, Baculoviridae
Anthoxan, thum latent blanching virus, Hordeivirus
Anthoxanthum mosaic virus, Potyviridae
Anthrenus museorum NPV, Baculoviridae
Anthriscus virus, Carlavirus
Anthriscus yellows virus, Sequiviridae
Anticarisia gemmatalis MNPV, Baculoviridae
Antitype xanthomista cypovirus 6, Reoviridae
Aotine herpesvirus 1, Herpesviridae
Aotine herpesvirus 2, Herpesviridae
Aotine herpesvirus 3, Herpesviridae
Apamea anceps GV, Baculoviridae
Apamea anceps NPV, Baculoviridae
Apamea sordens GV, Baculoviridae
Apanteles fumiferanae virus, Polydnaviridae
Apeu virus, Bunyaviridae
Aphid lethal paralysis virus, Picornaviridae
Aphodius tasmaniae entomopoxvirus, Poxviridae
Apocheima cinerarius NPV, Baculoviridae
Apocheima pilosaria NPV, Baculoviridae
Apoi virus, Flaviviridae
Aporia crataegi NPV, Baculoviridae
Aporophyla lutulenta cypovirus 10, Reoviridae
Apple chlorotic leaf spot virus, Trichovirus
Apple mosaic virus, Bromoviridae
Apple scar skin viroid, Viroids
Apple stem grooving virus, Capillovirus
Aproaerema modicella NPV, Baculoviridae
Aquilegia necrotic mosaic virus, Caulimovirus
Aquilegia virus, Potyviridae
Arabis mosaic virus, Comoviridae
Arabis mosaic virus large satellite, Satellites
Arabis mosaic virus small satellite, Satellites
Aransas Bay virus, Bunyaviridae
Araschnia levana NPV, Baculoviridae
Araujia mosaic virus, Potyviridae
Arbia virus, Bunyaviridae
Arboledas virus, Bunyaviridae
Arbroath virus, Reoviridae
Archippus breviplicanus GV, Baculoviridae
Archippus packardianus GV, Baculoviridae
Archips argyrospila GV, Baculoviridae
Archips cerasivoranus NPV, Baculoviridae
Archips longicellana GV, Baculoviridae
Arctia caja cypovirus 2, Reoviridae
Arctia caja cypovirus 3, Reoviridae
Arctia caja NPV, Baculoviridae
Arctia villica cypovirus 2, Reoviridae
Ardices glatignyi NPV, Baculoviridae
Arge pectoralis NPV, Baculoviridae
Argentine turtle herpesvirus, Herpesviridae
Argynnis paphia NPV, Baculoviridae
Argyrogramma basigera NPV, Baculoviridae
Argyrotaenia velutinana GV, Baculoviridae
Arkonam virus, Reoviridae
Aroa virus, Flaviviridae
Arphia conspersa entomopoxvirus, Poxviridae
Arracacha latent virus, Carlavirus
Arracacha virus A, Comoviridae
Arracacha virus B, Comoviridae
Arracacha virus Y, Potyviridae
Artica villica NPV, Baculoviridae
Artichoke curly dwarf virus, Potexvirus
Artichoke Italian latent virus, Comoviridae
Artichoke latent virus, Potyviridae
Artichoke latent virus M, Carlavirus
Artichoke latent virus S, Carlavirus
Artichoke mottled crinkle virus, Tombusviridae
Artichoke vein banding virus, Comoviridae
Artichoke yellow ringspot virus, Comoviridae
Artogeia rapae granulovirus, Baculoviridae
Artona funeralis GV, Baculoviridae
Aruac virus, Rhabdoviridae
Arumowot virus, Bunyaviridae
Ascogaster argentifrons virus, Polydnaviridae
Ascogaster quadridentata virus, Polydnaviridae
Asinine herpesvirus 1, Herpesviridae
Asinine herpesvirus 2, Herpesviridae
Asinine herpesvirus 3, Herpesviridae
Asparagus virus 1, Potyviridae
Asparagus virus 2, Bromoviridae
Asparagus virus 3, Potexvirus
Aspergillus foetidus virus F, Unassigned
Aspergillus foetidus virus S, Totiviridae
Aspergillus niger virus S, Totiviridae
Aspergillus ochraceous virus, Partitiviridae
Astero campaceltis NPV, Baculoviridae
Asystasia gangetica mottle virus, Potyviridae
Asystasia golden mosaic virus, Geminiviridae
Ateline herpesvirus 1, Herpesviridae
Ateline herpesvirus 2, Herpesviridae
Ateline herpesvirus 3, Herpesviridae
Athetis albina GV, Baculoviridae
Atlantic cod ulcus syndrome virus, Rhabodoviridae
Atlantic salmon reovirus Australia, Reoviridae
Atlantic salmon reovirus Canada, Reoviridae
Atlantic salmon reovirus USA, Reoviridae
Atropa belladorma virus, Rhabdoviridae
Aucuba bacilliform virus, Badnavirus
Aujeszky’s disease virus, Herpesviridae
Aura virus, Togaviridae
Australian grapevine viroid, Viroids
Autographa biloha NPV, Baculoviridae
Autographa bimaculata NPV, Baculoviridae
Autographa californica GV, Baculoviridae
Autographa californica MNPV, Baculoviridae
Autographa gamma cypovirus 12, Reoviridae
Autographa gamma NPV, Baculoviridae
Autographa nigrisigna NPV, Baculoviridae
Autographa precationis NPV, Baculoviridae
Auzduk disease virus, Poxviridae
Avalon virus, Bunyaviridae
Avian adeno-associated virus, Parvoviridae
Avian carcinoma, Mill Hill virus 2, Retroviridae
Avian encephalomyelitis virus, Picornaviridae
Avian infectious bronchitis virus, Coronaviridae
Avian leukosis virus – RSA, Retroviridae
Avian myeloblastosis virus, Retroviridae
Avian myelocytomatosis virus 29, Retroviridae
Avian nephrites virus, Picornaviridae
Avian paramyxovirus 1, Paramyxoviridae
Avian paramyxovirus 2, Paramyxoviridae
Avian paramyxovirus 3, Paramyxoviridae
Avian paramyxovirus 4, Paramyxoviridae
Avian paramyxovirus 5, Paramyxoviridae
Avian paramyxovirus 6, Paramyxoviridae
Avian paramyxovirus 7, Paramyxoviridae
Avian paramyxovirus 8, Paramyxoviridae
Avian paramyxovirus 9, Paramyxoviridae
Avian reovirus 1, Reoviridae
Avian reovirus 2, Reoviridae
Avian reovirus 3, Reoviridae
Avian reovirus 4, Reoviridae
Avian reovirus 5, Reoviridae
Avian reovirus 6, Reoviridae
Avian reovirus 7, Reoviridae
Avian reovirus 8, Reoviridae
Avian reovirus 9, Reoviridae
Avocado sunblotch viroid, Viroids
Azuki bean mosaic virus, Potyviridae
B
B19 virus, Parvoviridae
B-lymphotropic papovavirus, Papovaviridae
Babahoya virus, Bunyaviridae
Babanki virus, Togaviridae
Baboon herpesvirus, Herpesviridae
Baboon polyomavirus 2, Papovaviridae
Bacillus phage 1A, Siphoviridae
Bacillus phage a, Siphoviridae
Bacillus phage AP50, Tectiviridae
Bacillus phage BLE, Siphoviridae
Bacillus phage f105, Siphoviridae
Bacillus phage f29, Podoviridae
Bacillus phage G, Myoviridae
Bacillus phage GA-1, Podoviridae
Bacillus phage II, Siphoviridae
Bacillus phage IPy-1, Siphoviridae
Bacillus phage mor1, Siphoviridae
Bacillus phage MP13, Myoviridae
Bacillus phage MP15, Siphoviridae
Bacillus phage 0NS11, Tectiviridae
Bacillus phage PBP1, Siphoviridae
Bacillus phage PBS1, Myoviridae
Bacillus phage SP10, Myoviridae
Bacillus phage SP15, Myoviridae
Bacillus phage SP3, Myoviridae
Bacillus phage SP50, Myoviridae
Bacillus phage SP8, Myoviridae
Bacillus phage SPb, Siphoviridae
Bacillus phage SPP1, Siphoviridae
Bacillus phage SPy-2, Myoviridae
Bacillus phage SST, Myoviridae
Bacillus phage type F, Siphoviridae
Bagaza virus, Flaviviridae
Bahia Grande virus, Rhabdoviridae
Bahig virus, Bunyaviridae
Bajra streak virus, Geminiviridae
Bakau virus, Bunyaviridae
Baku virus, Reoviridae
Bald eagle herpesvirus, Herpesviridae
Bamboo mosaic virus, Potexvirus
Bamboo mosaic virus satellite, Satellites
Banana bunchy top virus, Unassigned
Banana bunchy top virus, Circoviridae
Banana streak virus, Badnavirus
Banded krait herpesvirus, Herpesviridae
Bandia virus, Bunyaviridae
Bangoran virus, Rhabdoviridae
Bangui virus, Bunyaviridae
Banzi virus, Flaviviridae
Barley mild mosaic virus, Potyviridae
Barley stripe mosaic virus, Hordeivirus
Barley virus B1, Potexvirus
Barley yellow dwarf virus – MAV, Luteovirus
Barley yellow dwarf virus – PAV, Luteovirus
Barley yellow dwarf virus – RGV, Luteovirus
Barley yellow dwarf virus – RMV, Luteovirus
Barley yellow dwarf virus – RPV, Luteovirus
Barley yellow dwarf virus – SGV, Luteovirus
Barley yellow dwarf virus satellite, Satellites
Barley yellow mosaic virus, Potyviridae
Barley yellow striate mosaic virus, Rhabdoviridae
Barmah Forest virus, Togaviridae
Barranqueras virus, Bunyaviridae
Barur virus, Rhabdoviridae
Batai virus, Bunyaviridae
Batarna virus, Bunyaviridae
Batken virus, Bunyaviridae
Batocera lineolata NPV, Baculoviridae
Bauline virus, Reoviridae
Bdellovibrio phage MAC 1, Microviridae
Bdellovibrio phage MAC 1′, Microviridae
Bdellovibrio phage MAC 2, Microviridae
Bdellovibrio phage MAC 4, Microviridae
Bdellovibrio phage MAC 4′, Microviridae
Bdellovibrio phage MAC 5, Microviridae
Bdellovibrio phage MAC 7, Microviridae
Beak and feather disease virus, Circoviridae
BeAn 157575 virus, Rhabdoviridae
Bean calico mosaic virus, Geminiviridae
Bean comrnon mosaic necrosis virus, Potyviridae
Bean common mosaic virus, Potyviridae
Bean dwarf mosaic virus, Geminiviridae
Bean golden mosaic virus, Geminiviridae
Bean leafroll virus, Luteovirus
Bean mild mosaic virus, Tombusviridae
Bean pod mottle virus, Comoviridae
Bean rugose mosaic virus, Comoviridae
Bean yellow mosaic virus, Potyviridae
Bean yellow vein-banding virus, Umbravirus
BeAr 328208 virus, Bunyaviridae
Bearded iris mosaic virus, Potyviridae
Bebaru virus, Togaviridae
Bee acute paralysis virus, Picornaviridae
Bee slow paralysis virus, Picornaviridae
Bee virus X, Picornaviridae
Bet cryptic virus 1, Partitiviridae
Beet cryptic virus 2, Partitiviridae
Beet cryptic virus 3, Partitiviridae
Beet curly top virus, Geminiviridae
Beet leaf curl virus, Rhabdoviridae
Beet mild yellowing vinls, Luteovirus
Beet mosaic virus, Potyviridae
Beet necrotic yellow vein virus, Furovirus
Beet pseudoyellows virus, Closterovirus
Beet soil-borne virus, Furovirus
Beet western yellows virus, Luteovirus
Beet western yellows virus satellite, Satellites
Beet yellow net virus, Luteovirus
Beet yellow stunt virus, Closterovirus
Beet yellows virus, Closterovirus
Belem virus, Bunyaviridae
Belladonna mottle virus, Tymovirus
Bellura gortynoides NPV, Baculoviridae
Belmont virus, Bunyaviridae
Belterra virus, Bunyaviridae
Benevides virus, Bunyaviridae
Benfica virus, Bunyaviridae
Bermuda grass etched-line virus, Marafivirus
Berne virus, Coronaviridae
Berrimah virus, Rhabdoviridae
Bertioga virus, Bunyaviridae
Bhanja virus, Bunyaviridae
Bhendi yellow vein mosaic virus, Geminiviridae
Bhima undulosa NPV, Baculoviridae
Bidens mosaic virus, Potyviridae
Bidens mottle virus, Potyviridae
Bimbo virus, Rhabdoviridae
Bimiti virus, Bunyaviridae
Birao virus, Bunyaviridae
Biston betularia cypovirus 6, Reoviridae
Biston betularia NPV, Baculoviridae
Biston hirtaria NPV, Baculoviridae
Biston hispidaria NPV, Baculoviridae
Biston marginata NPV, Baculoviridae
Biston robustum NPV, Baculoviridae
Biston strataria NPV, Baculoviridae
BivensArm virus, Rhabdoviridae
BK virus, Papovaviridae
Black beetle virus, Nodaviridae
Black footed penguin herpesvirus, Herpesviridae
Black stork herpesvirus, Herpesviridae
Blackeye cowpea mosaic virus, Potyviridae
Blackgram mottle virus, Tombusviridae
Blue crab virus, Rhabdoviridae
Blueberry leaf mottle virus, Comoviridae
Blueberry red ringspot virus, Caulimovirus
Bueberry scorch virus, Carlavirus
Blueberry shock virus, Bromoviridae
Blueberry shoestring virus, Sobemovirus
Bluetongue viruses 1 to 24, Reoviridae
Boarmia bistortata NPV, Baculoviridae
Boarmia obliqua NPV, Baculoviridae
Bobaya virus, Bunyaviridae
Bobia virus, Bunyaviridae
Bobwhite quail herpesvirus, Herpesviridae
Boid herpesvirus 1, Herpesviridae
Boletus virus, Potexvirus
Boloria dia cypovirus 2, Reoviridae
Bombyx mori cypovirus 1, Reoviridae
Bombyx mori densovirus, Parvoviridae
Bombyx mori NPV, Baculoviridae
Boolarra virus, Nodaviridae
Boraceia virus, Bunyaviridae
Border disease virus, Flaviviridae
Boma disease virus, Unassigned
Botambi virus, Bunyaviridae
Boteke virus, Rhabdoviridae
Bouboui virus, Flaviviridae
Bovine adeno-associated virus, Parvoviridae
Bovine adenoviruses 1 to 9, Adenoviridae
Bovine astrovirus 1, Astroviridae
Bovine astrovirus 2, Astroviridae
Bovine coronavirus, Coronaviridae
Bovine diarrhea virus, Flaviviridae
Bovine encephalitis herpesvirus, Herpesviridae
Bovine enteric calicivirus, Caliciviridae
Bovine enterovirus 1, Picornaviridae
Bovine enterovirus 2, Picornaviridae
Bovine ephemeral fever virus, Rhabdoviridae
Bovine herpesvirus 1, Herpesviridae
Bovine herpesvirus 2, Herpesviridae
Bovine herpesvirus 4, Herpesviridae
Bovine herpesvirus 5, Herpesviridae
Bovine immunodeficiency virus, Retroviridae
Bovine leukemia virus, Retroviridae
Bovine mamillitis virus, Herpesviridae
Bovine papillomavirus 1, Papovaviridae
Bovine papillomavirus 2, Papovaviridae
Bovine papillomavirus 4, Papovaviridae
Bovine papular stomatitis virus, Poxviridae
Bovine parainfluenza virus 3, Paramyxoviridae
Bovine parvovirus, Parvoviridae
Bovine polyomavirus, Papovaviridae
Bovine respiratory syncytial virus, Paramyxoviridae
Bovine rhinovirus 1, Picornaviridae
Bovine rhinovirus 2, Picornaviridae
Bovine rhinovirus 3, Picornaviridae
Bovine syncytial virus, Retroviridae
Bozo virus, Bunyaviridae
Bramble yellow mosaic virus, Potyviridae
Brandle yellow mosaic virus, Potyviridae
Breda virus, Coronaviridae
Broad bean mottle virus, Bromoviridae
Broad bean necrosis virus, Furovirus
Broad bean stain virus, Comoviridae
Broad bean true mosaic virus, Comoviridae
Broad bean wilt virus 1, Comoviridae
Broad bean wilt virus Z, Comoviridae
Broadhaven virus, Reoviridae
Broccoli necrotic yellows virus, Rhabdoviridae
Brome mosaic virus, Bromoviridae
Brome streak virus, Potyviridae
Bromus striate mosaic virus, Geminiviridae
Brucella phage Tb, Podoviridae
Bruconha virus, Bunyaviridae
Brus Laguna virus, Bunyaviridae
Bryonia mottle virus, Potyviridae
Bucculatrix thurbeliella NPV, Baculoviridae
Budgerigar fledgling disease virus, Papovaviridae
Buenaventura virus, Bunyaviridae
Buffalopox virus, Poxviridae
Buggy Creek virus, Togaviridae
Bujaru virus, Bunyaviridae
Bukalasa bat virus, Flaviviridae
Bunyamwera virus, Bunyaviridae
Bunyip creek virus, Reoviridae
Bupalus piniarius NPV, Baculoviridae
Burdock stunt viroid, Viroids
Burdock yellows virus, Closterovirus
Bushbush virus, Bunyaviridae
Bussuquara virus, Flaviviridae
Butterbur mosaic virus, Carlavirus
Buttonwillow virus, Bunyaviridae
Buzura suppressaria NPV, Baculoviridae
Buzura thibtaria NPV, Baculoviridae
Bwamba virus, Bunyaviridae
C
Cacao necrosis virus, Comoviridae
Cacao swollen shoot virus, Badnavirus
Cacao virus, Bunyaviridae
Cacao yellow mosaic virus, Tymovirus
Cache Valley virus, Bunyaviridae
Cacipacore virus, Flaviviridae
Cactus virus 2, Carlavirus
Cactus virus X, Potexvirus
Caddo Canyon virus, Bunyaviridae
Cadra cautella GV, Baculoviridae
Cadra cautella NPV, Baculoviridae
Cadra figulilella GV, Baculoviridae
Cadra figulilella NPV, Baculoviridae
Caimito virus, Bunyaviridae
Calchaqui virus, Rhabdoviridae
California encephalitis virus, Bunyaviridae
California harbor sealpox virus, Poxviridae
Calliphora vornitoria NPV, Baculoviridae
Callistephus chinensis chlorosis virus, Rhabdoviridae
Callitrichine herpesvirus 1, Herpesviridae
Callitrichine herpesvirus 2, Herpesviridae
Calophasia lunula NPV, Baculoviridae
Camel contagious ecthyma virus, Poxviridae
Camelpox virus, Poxviridae
Campoletis aprilis virus, Polydnaviridae
Campoletis flavicincta virus, Polydnaviridae
Campoletis sonorensis virus, Polydnaviridae
Campoletis sp. virus, Polydnaviridae
Camptochironomus tentans entomopoxvirus, Poxviridae
Cananeia virus, Bunyaviridae
Canary reed mosaic virus, Potyviridae
Canarypox virus, Poxviridae
Canavalia maritima mosaic virus, Potyviridae
Candiru virus, Bunyaviridae
Canephora asiatica NPV, Baculoviridae
Canid herpesvirus 1, Herpesviridae
Caninde virus, Reoviridae
Canine adeno-associated virus, Parvoviridae
Canine adenovirus 1, Adenoviridae
Cnine adenovirus 2, Adenoviridae
Canine calicivirus, Caliciviridae
Canine coronavirus, Coronaviridae
Canine distemper virus, Paramyxoviridae
Canine herpesvirus, Herpesviridae
Canine minute virus, Paruoviridae
Canine oral papillomavirus, Papovaviridae
Canine parvovirus, Parvoviridae
Canna yellow mottle virus, Badnavirus
Cape Wrath virus, Reoviridae
Caper latent virus, Carlavirus
Capim virus, Bunyaviridae
Caprine adenovirus 1, Adenoviridae
Caprine arthritis encephalitis virus, Retroviridae
Caprine herpesvirus 1, Herpesviridae
Capuchin herpesvirus AL-5, Herpesviridae
Capuchin herpesvirus AP-18, Herpesviridae
Carajas virus, Rhabdoviridae
Caraparu virus, Bunyaviridae
Caraway latent virus, Carlavinus
Cardamine latent virus, Carlavirus
Cardamom mosaic virus, Potyviridae
Cardiochiles nigriceps virus, Polydnaviridae
Carey Island virus, Flaviviridae
Caripeta divisata NPV, Baculoviridae
carnation bacilliform virus, Rhabdoviridae
Camation cryptic virus 1, Partitiviridae
Camation cryptic virus 2, Partitiviridae
Camation etched ring virus, Caulimovirus
Carnation Italian ringspot virus, Tombusviridae
Carnation latent virus, Carlavirus
Carnation moffle virus, Tombusviridae
Carnation necrotic fleck virus, Closterovirus
Carnation ringspot virus, Dianthovirus
Carnation stunt associated viroid-like RNA, Viroids
Camation vein moffle virus, Potyviridae
Carnation yellow stripe virus, Necrovirus
Carp pox herpesvirus, Herpesviridae
Carposina niponensis GV, Baculoviridae
Carposina niponensis NPV, Baculoviridae
Carrot latent virus, Rhabdoviridae
Carrot mosaic virus, Potyviridae
Carrot mottle virus, Umbravirus
Carrot red leaf virus, Luteovirus
Carrot temperate virus 1, Partitiviridae
Carrot temperate virus 2, Partitiviridae
Carrot temperate virus 3, Partitiviridae
Carrot temperate virus 4, Partitiviridae
Carrot thin leaf virus, Potyviridae
Carrot yellow leaf virus, Closterovirus
Casinaria arjuna virus, Polydnaviridae
Casinaria forcipata virus, Polydnaviridae
Casinaria infesta virus, Polydnaviridae
Casinaria sp. virus, Polydnaviridae
Casphalia extranea densovirus, Parvoviridae
CassavaAmerican latent virus, Comoviridae
Cassava brown streak-associated virus, Carlavirus
Cassava common mosaic virus, Potexvirus
Cassava green mottle virus, Comoviridae
Cassava symptomless virus, Rhabdoviridae
Cassava vein mosaic virus, Caulimovirus
Cassava virus X, Potexvirus
Cassia mild mosaic virus, Carlavirus
Cassia yellow blotch virus, Bromoviridae
Cassia yellow spot virus, Potyviridae
Catabena esula NPV, Baculoviridae
Catocala conjuncta NPV, Baculoviridae
Catocala nymphaea NPV, Baculoviridae
Catocala nymphagoga NPV, Baculoviridae
Catopsilia pomona NPV, Baculoviridae
Catu virus, Bunyaviridae
Cauliflower mosaic virus, Caulimovirus
Caulobacter phage 0Cb12r, Leviviridae
Caulobacter phage 0Cb2, Leviviridae
Caulobacter phage 0023r, Leviviridae
Caulobacter phage 004, Leviviridae
Caulobacter phage 0Cb5, Leviviridae
Caulobacter phage 008r, Leviviridae
Caulobacter phage 009, Leviviridae
Caulobacter phage 0CP18, Leviviridae
Caulobacter phage 0CP2, Leviviridae
Caulobacter phage 0Cr14, Leviviridae
Caulobacter phage 0Cr28, Leviviridae
Caulobacter phage PP7, Leviviridae
Caviid herpesvirus 1, Herpesviridae
Caviid herpesvirus 2, Herpesviridae
Caviid herpesvirus 3, Herpesviridae
CbaAr 426 virus, Bunyaviridae
Cebine herpesvirus 1, Herpesviridae
Cebine herpesvirus 2, Herpesviridae
Celery mosaic virus, Potyviridae
Clery yellow mosaic virus, Potyviridae
Celery yellow spot virus, Luteovirus
Centrosema mosaic virus, Potexvirus
Cephalcia abietis NPV, Baculoviridae
Cephalcia fascipennis GV, Baculoviridae
Ceramica picta NPV, Baculoviridae
Ceramica pisi NPV, Baculoviridae
Cerapteryx graminis NPV, Baculouiridae
Cercopithecine herpesvirus 1, Herpesviridae
Cercopithecine herpesvirus 10, Herpesviridae
Cercopithecine herpesvirus 12, Herpesviridae
Cercopithecine herpesvirus 13, Herpesviridae
Cercopithecine herpesvirus 14, Herpesviridae
Cercopithecine herpesvirus 15, Herpesviridae
Cercopithecine herpesvirus 2, Herpesviridae
Cercopithecine herpesvirus 3, Herpesviridae
Cercopithecine herpesvirus 4, Herpesviridae
Cercopithecine herpesvirus 5, Herpesviridae
Cercopithecine herpesvirus 6, Herpesviridae
Cercopithecine herpesvirus 7, Herpesviridae
Cercopithecine herpesvirus 8, Herpesviridae
Cercopithecine herpesvirus 9, Herpesviridae
Cereal chlorotic mottle virus, Rhabdoviridae
Cerura hermelina NPV, Baculoviridae
Cervid herpesvirus 1, Herpesviridae
Cervid herpesvirus 2, Herpesviridae
Cestrum virus, Caulimovirus
CG18-20 virus, Bunyaviridae
Chaco virus, Rhabdoviridae
Chaffinch papillomavirus, Papovaviridae
Chagres virus, Bunyaviridae
Chamois contagious ecthvma virus, Poxviridae
Chandipura virus, Rhabdoviridae
Changuinola virus, Reoviridae
Channel catfish herpesvirus, Herpesviridae
Channel catfish reovirus, Reoviridae
Chara corallina virus, Tobamoviridae
Charleville virus, Rhabdoviridae
Chelonid herpesvirus 1, Herpesviridae
Chelonid herpesvirus 2, Herpesvirzdae
Chelonid herpesvirus 3, Herpesviridae
Chelonid herpesvirus 4, Herpesviridae
Chelonus altitudinis virus, Polydnaviridae
Chelonus blackburni virus, Polydnaviridae
Chelonus insularis virus, Polydnaviridae
Chelonus nr. curvimaculatus virus, Polydnaviridae
Chelonus texanus virus, Polydnaviridae
Chenopodium necrosis virus, Necrovirus
Chenuda virus, Reoviridae
Cherry leaf roll virus, Comoviridae
Cherry rasp leaf virus, Comoviridae
Chick syncytial virus, Retroviridae
Chicken anemia virus, Circoviridae
Chicken parvovirus, Paruoviridae
Chickpea bushy dwarf virus, Potyviridae
Chickpea chlorotic dwarf virus, Geminiviridae
Chickpea filiform virus, Potyviridae
Chickpea stunt virus, Luteovirus
Chicory yellow blotch virus, Carlavirus
Chicory yellow mottle virus, Comoviridae
Chicory yellow mottle virus large satellite, Satellites
Chikungunya virus, Togaviridae
Chilibre virus, Bunyaviridae
Chilli veinal mottle virus, Potyviridae
Chilo infuscatellus GV, Baculoviridae
Chilo iridescent virus, Iridoviridae
Chilo sacchariphagus GV, Baculoviridae
Chilo suppressalis GV, Baculoviridae
Chilo suppressalis NPV, Baculoviridae
Chim virus, Bunyaviridae
Chimpanzee herpesvirus, Herpesviridae
Chinese yam necrotic mosaic virus, Carlavirus
Chino del tomate virus, Geminiviridae
Chinook salmon reovirus, Reoviridae
Chirono mustentans NPV, Baculoviridae
Chironomus attenuatus entomopoxvirus, Poxviridae
Chironomus luridus entomopoxvirus, Poxviridae
Chironomus plumosus erltomopoxvirus, Poxviridae
Chironomus plumosus iridescent virus, Iridoviridae
Chlamydia phage 1, Microviridae
Chloris striate mosaic virus, Geminiviridae
Chobar Gorge virus, Reoviridae
Choristoneura biennis entomopoxvirus, Poxviridae
Choristoneura conflicta entomopoxvirus, Poxviridae
Choristoneura conflictana GV, Baculoviridae
Choristoneura conflictana NPV, Baculoviridae
Choristoneura diversana NPV, Baculoviridae
Choristoneura diversuma entomopoxvirus, Poxviridae
Choristoneura fumiferana GV, Baculoviridae
Choristoneura fumiferana MNPV, Baculoviridae
Choristoneura murinana GV, Baculoviridae
Choristoneura murinana NPV, Baculoviridae
Choristoneura occidentalis GV, Baculoviridae
Choristoneura occidentalis NPV, Baculoviridae
Choristoneura pinus NPV, Baculoviridae
Choristoneura retiniana GV, Baculoviridae
Choristoneura rosaceana NPV, Baculoviridae
Choristoneura viridis GV, Baculoviridae
Chorizagrotis auxiliars entomopoxvirus, Poxviridae
Chronic bee-paralysis virus associate satellite, Satellites
Chrysanthemum chlorotic mottle viroid-like RNA, Viroids
Chrysanthemum frutescens virus, Rhabdoviridae
Chrysanthemum stunt viroid, Viroids
Chrysanthemum vein chlorosis virus, Rhabdoviridae
Chrysanthemum virus B, Carlavirus
Chrysodeixis chalcites NPV, Baculoviridae
Chrysodeixis eriosoma NPV, Baculoviridae
Chrysopa perla NPV, Baculoviridae
Chub reovirus Germany, Reoviridae
Chum salmon reovirus, Reoviridae
Ciconiid herpesvirus 1, Herpesviridae
Cingilia caternaria NPV, Baculoviridae
Citrus bent leaf viroid, Viroids
Citrus crinkly leaf virus, Bromoviridae
Citrus exocortis viroid, Viroids
Citrus leaf rugose virus, Bromoviridae
Citrus leprosis virus, Rhabdoviridae
Citrus tatter leaf virus, Capillovirus
Citrus tristeza virus, Closterovirus
Ctrus variegation virus, Bromoviridae
Citrus viroid IV, Viroids
Citrus viroids, Viroids
Clepsis persicana GV, Baculoviridae
Clitoria yellow mosaic virus, Potyviridae
Clitoria yellow vein virus, Tymovirus
Clo Mor virus, Bunyaviridae
Clostridium phage CEb, Myoviridae
Clostridiurn phage F1, Siphoviridae
Clostridium phage HM2, Podoviridae
Clostridium phage HM3, Myoviridae
Clostridium phage HM7, Siphoviridae
Clover enation virus, Rhabdoviridae
Clover yellow mosaic virus, Potexvirus
Clover yellow vein virus, Potyviridae
Cnaphalocrocis medinalis GV, Baculoviridae
Cnidocampa flavescens GV, Baculoviridae
Cnidocarnpa flavescens NPV, Baculoviridae
CoAr-1071 virus, Bunyaviridae
CoAr-3624 virus, Bunyaviridae
CoAr-3627 virus, Bunyaviridae
Coastal Plains virus, Rhabdoviridae
Cocal virus, Rhabdoviridae
Cocksfoot mild mosaic virus, Sobemovirus
Cocksfoot mottle virus, Sobemovirus
Cocksfoot streak virus, Potyviridae
Coconut cadang-cadang viroid, Viroids
Coconut foliar decay virus, Circoviridae
Coconut tinangaja viroid, Viroids
coffee ringspot virus, Rhabdoviridae
Coho salmon reovirus, Reoviridae
Coital exanthema virus, Herpesviridae
ColAn-57389 virus, Bunyaviridae
Cole latent virus, Carlavirus
Coleophora laricella NPV, Baculoviridae
Coleotechnites milleri GV, Baculoviridae
Coleus blumei viroid 1, Viroids
Coleus blumei viroid 2, Viroids
Coleus blumei viroid 3, Viroids
Colias electo NPV, Baculoviridae
Colias eurytheme NPV, Baculoviridae
Colias lesbia NPV, Baculoviridae
Colias philodice NPV, Baculoviridae
Coliphage 1f1, Microviridae
Coliphage 1f3, Microviridae
Coliphage 1f7, Microviridae
Coliphage 1f9, Microviridae
Coliphage 2D/13, Microviridae
Coliphage a10, Microviridae
Coliphage a3, Microviridae
ColiphageAE2, Inoviridae
Coliphage BE/1, Microviridae
Coliphage f1, Microviridae
Coliphage fA, Inoviridae
Coliphage df3, Microviridae
Coliphage df4, Microviridae
Coliphage df5, Microviridae
Coliphage Ec9, Inoviridae
Coliphage f1, Inoviridae
Coliphage fA, Microviridae
Coliphage fB, Microviridae
Coliphage fC, Microviridae
Coliphage fK, Microviridae
Coliphage fd, Inoviridae
Coliphage fR, Microviridae
Coliphage fX174, Microviridae
Coliphage G13, Microviridae
Coliphage G14, Microviridae
Coliphage G4, Microviridae
Coliphage G6, Microviridae
Coliphage h8, Microviridae
Coliphage HR, Inoviridae
Coliphage l, Siphoviridae
Coliphage M13, Inoviridae
coliphage M20, Microviridae
Coliphage o6, Microviridae
Coliphage S13, Microviridae
Coliphage St-1, Microviridae
Coliphage T2, Myoviridae
Coliphage T4, Myoviridae
Coliphage T6, Myoviridae
Coliphage T7, Podoviridae
Coliphage U3, Microviridae
Coliphage WA/1, Microviridae
Coliphage WF/1, Microviridae
Coliphage WW/1, Microviridae
Coliphage x3, Microviridae
Coliphage ZG/2, Inoviridae
Coliphage ZJ/2, Inoviridae
Colletotrichum lindemuthianum virus, Unassigned
Colocasia bobone disease virus, Rhabdoviridae
Colombian datura virus, Potyviridae
Coloradia pandora NPV, Baculoviridae
Colorado tick fever virus, Reoviridae
Columbia SK virus, Picornaviridae
Columbid herpesvirus 1, Herpesviridae
Columnea latent viroid, Viroids
Commelina mosaic virus, Potyviridae
Commelina virus X, Potexvirus
Commelina yellow mottle virus, Badnavirus
Connecticut virus, Rhabdoviridae
Contagious ecthyma virus, Poxviridae
Contagious pustular dermatitis virus, Poxviridae
Corcyrace phalonica NPV, Baculoviridae
Corfu virus, Bunyaviridae
Coriander feathery red vein virus, Rhabdoviridae
Cormorant herpesvirus, Herpesviridae
Corriparta virus, Reoviridae
Coryneforms phage 7/26, Podoviridae
Coryneforms phage A, Siphoviridae
Coryneforms phage AN25SS-1, Podoviridae
Coryneforms phage A19, Myoviridae
Coryneforms phage Arp, Siphoviridae
Coryneforms phage B, Siphoviridae
Coryneforms phage BL3, Siphoviridae
Coryneforms phage CONX, Siphoviridae
Coryneforms phage fA8010, Siphoviridae
Coryneforrns phage MT, Siphoviridae
Cosmotriche podatoria NPV, Baculoviridae
Cossus cossus NPV, Baculoviridae
Cotesia congregata virus, Polydnaviridae
Cotesia flavipes virus, Polydnaviridae
Cotesia glomerata virus, Polydnaviridae
Cotesia hyphantriae virus, Polydnaviridae
Cotesia kariyai virus, Polydnaviridae
Cotesia margiruventris virus, Polydnaviridae
Cotesia melanoscela virus, Polydnaviridae
Cotesia rubecula virus, Polydnaviridae
Cotesia schaeferi virus, Polydnaviridae
Cotia virus, Poxviridae
Cotton anthocyanosis virus, Luteovirus
Cotton leaf crumple virus, Geminiviridae
Cotton leaf curl virus, Gemininiviridae
Cottontail herpesvirus, Herpesviridae
Cottontail rabbit papillomavirus, Papovaviridae
Cow parsnip mosaic virus, Rhabdoviridae
Cowbone Ridge virus, Flaviviridae
Cowpea aphid-borne mosaic virus, Potyviridae
Cowpea chlorotic mottle virus, Bromovirdae
Cowpea golden mosaic virus, Geminiviridae
Cowpea green vein banding virus, Potyviridae
Cowpea mild mottle virus, Carlavirus
Cowpea mosaic virus, Comoviridae
Cowpea mottle virus, Tombusviridae
Cowpea rugose mosaic virus, Potyviridae
Cowpea severe mosaic virus, Comoviridae
Cowpox virus, Poxviridae
Crane herpesvirus, Herpesviridae
Cicetid herpesvirus, Herpesviridae
Cricket paralysis virus, Picornaviridae
Crimean-Congo hemorrhagic fever virus, Bunyaviridae
Crimson clover latent virus, Comoviridae
Crinum mosaic virus, Potyviridae
Croatian clover virus, Potyviridae
Crocus tomasinianus virus, Potyviridae
Croton yellow vein mosaic virus, Geminiviridae
Cryphonectria hypovirus 1-EP713, Hypoviridae
Cryphonectria hypovirus 1-EP747, Hypoviridae
Cryphonectria hypovirus 2-NB58, Hypoviridae
Cryphonectria hypovirus 3-GH2, Hypoviridae
Cryptoblabes lariciana NPV, Baculoviridae
Cryptophlebia leucotreta GV, Baculoviridae
Cryptothelea junodi NPV, Baculoviridae
Cryptothelea variegata NPV, Baculoviridae
CSIRO village virus, Reoviridae
Cucumber chlorotic spot virus, Closterovirus
Cucumber cryptic virus, Partitiviridae
Cucumber green mottle mosaic virus, Tobamoviridae
Cucurnber leaf spot virus, Tombusviridae
Cucumber mosaic virus, Bromoviridae
Cucumber mosaic virus satellite, Satellites
Cucumber necrosis virus, Tombusviridae
Cucumber soil-borne virus, Tombusviridae
Cucumber vein yellowing virus, Unassigned
Cucumber yellows virus, Closterovirus
Culcuta panterinaria NPV, Baculoviridae
Culex pipiens NPV, Baculoviridae
Culex salinarius NPV, Baculoviridae
Cyanobacteria phage A-4(L), Podoviridae
Cyanobacteria phage AC-1, Podoviridae
Cyanobacteria phage AS-1, Myoviridae
Cyanobacteria phage LPP-1, Podoviridae
Cyanobacteria phage N1, Myoviridae
Cyanobacteria phage S-2L, Siphoviridae
Cyanobacteria phage S-4L, Siphooiridae
Cyanobacteria phage S-6(L), Myoviridae
Cyanobacteria phage SM-1, Podoviridae
Cycas necrotic stunt virus, Comoviridae
Cyclophragma undans NPV, Baculoviridae
Cyclophragma yamadai NPV, Baculoviridae
Cydia nigricana GV, Baculoviridae
Cydia pomonella granulovirus, Baculoviridae
Cydia pomonella NPV, Baculoviridae
Cymbidium mosaic virus, Potexvirus
Cymbidium ringspot virus, Tombusviridae
Cymbidium ringspot virus satellite, Satellites
Cynara virus, Rhabdoviridae
Cynodon mosaic virus, Carlavirus
Cynosurus mottle virus, Sobemovirus
Cyprinid herpesvirus 1, Herpesviridae
Cypripedium calceolus virus, Potyviridae
D
Dabakala virus, Bunyaviridae
D’Aguilar virus, Reoviridae
Dahlia mosaic virus, Caulimovirus
Dakar bat virus, Flaviviridae
DakArk 7292 virus, Rhabdoviridae
Danaus plexippus cypovirus 3, Reoviridae
Dandelion latent virus, Carlavirus
Dandelion yellow mosaic virus, Sequiviridae
Daphne virus S, Carlavirus
Daphne virus X, Potexvirus
Daphne virus Y, Potyviridae
Darna trim virus, Tetraviridae
Darna trima GV, Baculoviridae
Dasheen mosaic virus, Potyviridae
Dasychira abietis NPV, Baculoviridae
Dasychira argentata NPV, Baculoviridae
Dasychira axutha NPV, Baculoviridae
Dasychira basiflava NPV, Baculoviridae
Dasychira confusa NPV, Baculoviridae
Dasychira glaucinoptera NPV, Baculoviridae
Dasychira locuples NPV, Baculoviridae
Dasychira mendosa NPV, Baculoviridae
Dasychira pseudabietis NPV, Baculoviridae
Dasychira pudibunda cypovirus 2, Reoviridae
Dasychira pudibunda NPV, Baculoviridae
Dasychira pudibunda virus, Tetraviridae
Datura distortion mosaic virus, Potyviridae
Datura mosaic virus, Potyviridae
Datura necrosis virus, Potyviridae
Datura shoestring virus, Potyviridae
Datura virus 437, Potyviridae
Datura yellow vein virus, Rhabdoviridae
Deer fibroma virus, Papovaviridae
Deer papillomavirus, Papovaviridae
Deilephila elpenor NPV, Baculoviridae
Deileptenia ribeata NPV, Baculoviridae
Demodema boranensis entomopoxvirus, Poxviridae
Dendrobium leaf streak virus, Rhabodoviridae
Dendrobium mosaic virus, Potyviridae
Dendrobium vein necrosis virus, Closterovirus
Dendrolimus latipennis NPV, Baculoviridae
Dendrolimus pini NPV, Baculoviridae
Dendrolimus punctatus NPV, Baculoviridae
Dendrolimus sibiricus GV, Baculoviridae
Dendrolimus spectabilis cypovirus 1, Reoviridae
Dendrolimus spectabilis GV; Baculoviridae
Dendrolimus spectabilis NPV; Baculoviridae
Dengue virus 1, Flaviviridae
Dengue virus 2, Flaviviridae
Dengue virus 3, Flaviviridae
Dengue virus 4, Flaviviridae
Dengue virus group, Flaviviridae
Densovirinae: Subfamily, Parvoviridae
Densovirus: Family Parvoviridae
Dependovirus: Family Parvoviridae
Dera Ghazi Khan virus, Bunyaviridae
Dera Ghazi Khan virus Group, Bunyaviridae
Dermeste lardarius NPV; Baculoviridae
Dermolepida albohirtum entomopoxvirus, Poxviridae
Desmodium mosaic virus; Potyviridae
Desmodium yellow mottle virus; Genus Tymovirus
Dhori virus, Orthomyxoviridae
Diachrysia orichalcea NPV; Baculoviridae
Diacrisia obliqua GV; Baculoviridae
Diacrisia obliqua NPV; Baculoviridae
Diacrisia purpurata NPV; Baculoviridae
Diacrisia virginica GV; Baculoviridae
Diacrisia virginica NPV; Baculoviridae
Diadegma acronyctae virus; Polydnaviridae
Diadegma interruptum virus; Polydnaviridae
Diadegma terebrans virus; Polydnaviridae
Diaphora mendica NPV; Baculoviridae
Diatraea grandiosella NPV; Baculoviridae
Diatraea saccharalis densovirus, Parvoviridae
Diatraea saccharalisGV; Baculoviridae
Diatraea saccharalis NPV; Baculoviridae
Dichocrocis punctiferalis NPV; Baculoviridae
Dictyoploca japonica NPV; Baculoviridae
Dicycla oo NPV; Baculoviridae
Digitaria streak virus; Geminiviridae
Digitaria striate mosaic virus; Geminiviridae
Digitaria striate virus, Rhabdoviridae
Dilta hibernica NPV; Baculoviridae
Diodia vein chlorosis virus; Genus Closterovirus
Diolcogaster facetosa virus; Polydnaviridae
Dionychopus amasis GV; Baculoviridae
Dioryctria abietella GV; Baculoviridae
Dioryctria pseudotsugella NPV; Baculoviridae
Dioscorea alata ring mottle virus; Potyviridae
Dioscorea bacilliform virus; Genus Badnavirus
Dioscorea green banding virus syn. yam mosaic virus; Potyviridae
Dioscorea latent virus; Genus Potexvirus
Dioscorea trifida virus; Potyviridae
Diparopsis watersi NPV; Baculoviridae
Dipladenia mosaic virus; Potyviridae
Diplocarpon rosae virus; Partitiviridae
Diprion hercyniae NPV; Baculoviridae
Diprion leuwanensis NPV; Baculoviridae
Diprion nipponica NPV; Baculoviridae
Diprion pallida NPV; Baculoviridae
Diprion pindrowi NPV; Baculoviridae
Diprion pini NPV; Baculoviridae
Diprion polytoma NPV; Baculoviridae
Diprion similis NPV; Baculoviridae
Dirphia gragatus NPV; Baculoviridae
Dobrava-Belgrade virus, Bunyaviridae
dock mottling mosaic virus; Potyviridae
docropsis wallaby herpesvirus syn. macropodid herpesvirus 2, Herpesviridae
Dolichos yellow mosaic virus; Geminiviridae
dolphin distemper virus, Paramyxoviridae
dolphinpox virus, Poxviridae
Doratifera casta NPV; Baculoviridae
Douglas virus, Bunyaviridae
Drosophila C virus, Picornaviridae
Drosophila X virus; Birnaviridae
Dry Tortugas virus, Bunyaviridae
Dryobota furva GV; Baculoviridae
Dryobota furva NPV; Baculoviridae
Dryobota protea NPV; Baculoviridae
Dryobotodes monochroma NPV; Baculoviridae
dsDNA Satellites; Satellites
duck adenovirus 1, Adenoviridae
duck adenovirus 2, Adenoviridae
duck astrovirus 1; Astroviridae
duck hepatitis B virus, Hepadnaviridae
duck plague herpesvirus syn. anatid herpesvirus 1, Herpesviridae
Dugbe virus, Bunyaviridae
Dulcamara mottle virus; Genus Tymovirus
Dulcamara virus A; Genus Carlavirus
Dulcamara virus B; Genus Carlavirus
Dusona sp. virus; Polydnaviridae
Duvenhage virus, Rhabdoviridae
E
Earias insulana NPV; Baculoviridae
Eastern equine encephalitis virus, Togaviridae
Ebola virus Reston, Filoviridae
Ebola virus Sudan, Filoviridae
Ebola virus Zaire, Filoviridae
Echinochloa hoja blanca virus; Genus Tenuivirus
Echinochloa ragged stunt virus, Reoviridae
Eclipta yellow vein virus; Geminiviridae
Ecpantheria icasiaGV; Baculoviridae
Ecpantheria icasia NPV; Baculoviridae
ectromelia virus, Poxviridae
Ectropis crepuscularia NPV; Baculoviridae
Ectropis obliquaGV; Baculoviridae
Ectropis obliqua NPV; Baculoviridae
Edge Hill virus, Flaviviridae
eel virus American, Rhabdoviridae
eel virus B12, Rhabdoviridae
EgAn 1825-61 virus, Bunyaviridae
eggplant green mosaic virus; Potyviridae
eggplant mild mottle virus; Genus Carlavirus
eggplant mosaic virus; Genus Tymovirus
eggplant mottled crinkle virus; Tombusviridae
eggplant mottled dwarf virus, Rhabdoviridae
eggplant severe mottle virus; Potyviridae
eggplant virus syn. eggplant mild mottle virus; Genus Carlavirus
eggplant yellow mosaic virus; Geminiviridae
Egtved virus syn. viral hemorrhagic septicemia virus, Rhabdoviridae
Elapid herpesvirus, Herpesviridae
Eldeberry latent virus, Tombusviridae
Elderberry virus, Carlavirus
Elderberry virusA, Carlavirus
Elephant loxondontal herpesvirus, Herpesviridae
Elephant papillomavirus, Papovaviridae
Elephantid herpesvirus, Herpesviridae
Ellidaey virus, Reoviridae
Elm mottle virus, Bromoviridae
Embu virus, Poxviridae
Encephalomyocarditis virus, Picornaviridae
Ennomos quercaria NPV, Baculoviridae
Ennomos quercinaria NPV, Baculoviridae
Ennomos subsignarius NPV, Baculoviridae
Enseada virus, Bunyaviridae
Entamoeba virus, Rhabdoviridae
Entebbe bat virus, Flaviviridae
Enterobacteria phage 01, Myoviridae
Enterobacteria phage 11F, Myoviridae
Enterobacteria phage 121, Myoviridae
Enterobacteria phage 16-19, Myoviridae
Enterobacteria phage 3, Myoviridae
Enterobacteria phage 7-11, Podoviridae
Enterobacteria phage 3T, Myoviridae
Enterobacteria phage 50, Myoviridae
Enterobacteria phage 5845, Myoviridae
Enterobacteria phage 66F, Myoviridae
Enterobacteria phage 7480b, Podoviridae
Enterobacteria phage 8893, Myoviridae
Enterobacteria phage 9/0, Myoviridae
Enterobacteria phage 9266, Myoviridae
Enterobacteria phage al, Myoviridae
Enterobacteria phage a1, Leviviridae
Enterobacteria phage b, Leviviridae
Enterobacteria phage b4, Siphoviridae
Enterobacteria phage B6, Leviviridae
Enterobacteria phage B7, Leviviridae
Enterobacteria phage Beccles, Myoviridae
Enterobacteria phage BZ13, Leviviridae
Enterobacteria phage X, Siphoviridae
Enterobacteria phage C-2, Inoviridae
Enterobacteria phage C-1, Leviviridae
Enterobacteria phage C16, Myoviridae
Enterobacteria phage C2, Leviviridae
Enterobacteria phage DdVI, Myoviridae
Enterobacteria phage Esc-7-11, Podoviridae
Enterobacteria phage f2, Leviviridae
Enterobacteria phage f92, Myoviridae
Enterobacteria phage FC3-9, Myoviridae
Enterobacteria phage fcan, Leviviridae
Enterobacteria phage PI, Leviviridae
Enterobacteria phage Folac, Leviviridae
Enterobacteria phage fr, Leviviridae
Enterobacteria phage GA, Leviviridae
Enterobacteria phage H, Podoviridae
Enterobacteria phage H-19J, Siphoviridae
Enterobacteria phage I2-2, Inoviridae
enterobacteria phage Ia, Leviviridae
Enterobacteria phage ID2, Leviviridae
Enterobacteria phage If 1, Inoviridae
Enterobacteria phage If2, Inoviridae
Enterobacteria phage Ike, Inoviridae
Enterobacteria phage Jersey, Siphoviridae
Enterobacteria phage JP34, Leviviridae
Enterobacteria phage JP501, Leviviridae
Enterobacteria phage K19, Myoviridae
Enterobacteria phage KU1, Leviviridae
Enterobacteria phage M, Leviviridae
Enterobacteria phage M11, Leviviridae
Enterobacteria phage M12, Leviviridae
Enterobacteria phage 112, Leviviridae
Enterobacteria phage MS2, Leviviridae
Enterobacteria phage Mu, Myoviridae
Enterobacteria phage N4, Podoviridae
Enterobacteria phage NL95, Leviviridae
Enterobacteria phage fI, Podoviridae
Enterobacteria phage fII, Podoviridae
Enterobacteria phage P1, Myoviridae
Enterobacteria phage P2, Myoviridae
Enterobacteria phage P22, Podoviridae
Enterobacteria phage pilHa, Leviviridae
Enterobacteria phage PR64FS, Inoviridae
Enterobacteria phage PRD1, Tectiviridae
Enterobacteria phage PST, Myoviridae
Enterobacteria phage PTB, Podoviridae
Enterobacteria phage Qb Leviviridae
Enterobacteria phage R, Podoviridae
Enterobacteria phage R17, Leviviridae
Enterobacteria phage R23, Leviviridae
Enterobacteria phage R34, Leviviridae
Enterobacteria phage sd, Podoviridae
Enterobacteria phage SF, Inoviridae
Enterobacteria phage SMB, Myoviridae
Enterobacteria phage SMP2, Myoviridae
Enterobacteria phage SP, Leviviridae
Enterobacteria phage ST, Leviviridae
Enterobacteria phage t, Leviviridae
Enterobacteria phage T3, Podoviridae
Enterobacteria phage T5, Siphoviridae
enterobacteria phage tf-1, Inoviridae
Enterobacteria phage TH1, Leviviridae
Enterobacteria phage TW18, Leviviridae
Enterobacteria phage TW28, Leviviridae
Enterobacteria phage ViI, Myoviridae
Enterobacteria phage ViII, Siphoviridae
Enterobacteria phage VK, Leviviridae
Enterobacteria phage Q8, Podoviridae
Enterobacteria phage W31, Podoviridae
Enterobacteria phage X, Inoviridae
Enterobacteria phage Y, Podoviridae
Enterobacteria phage ZG/1, Leviviridae
Enterobacteria phage ZG/3A, Siphoviridae
Enterobacteria phage ZIK/ 1, Leviviridae
Enterobacteria phage ZJ/1, Leviviridae
Enterobacteria phage ZL/3, Leviviridae
Enterobacteria phage ZS/3, Leviviridae
Enypia venata NPV, Baculoviridae
Enytus montanus virus, Polydnaviridae
Epargyreus clarus NPV, Baculoviridae
Ephestia elutella NPV, Baculoviridae
Epinotia aporema GV, Baculoviridae
Epiphyas postvittana NPV, Baculoviridae
Epizootic hemorrhagic disease viruses 1 to 10, Reoviridae
Epsilon virus, Tetraviridae
Epstein-Barr virus, Herpesviridae
Equid herpesvirus 1, Herpesviridae
Equid herpesvirus 2, Herpesviridae
Equid herpesvirus 3, Nerpesviridae
Equid herpesvirus 4, Herpesviridae
Equid herpesvirus 5, Herpesviridae
Equid herpesvirus 6, Herpesviridae
Equid herpesvirus 7, Herpesviridae
Equid herpesvirus 8, Herpesviridae
Equine abortion herpesvirus, Herpesviridae
Equine adeno-associated virus, Parvoviridae
Equine adenovirus 1, Adenoviridae
Equine arteritis virus, Arterivirus
Equine cytomegalovirus, Herpesviridae
Equine encephalosis viruses 1 to 7, Reoviridae
Equine herpesvirus 1, Herpesviridae
Equine herpesvirus 3, Herpesviridae
Equine herpesvirus 4, Herpesviridae
Equine herpesvirus 5, Herpesviridae
Equine infectious anemia virus, Retroviridae
Equine papillomavirus, Papovaviridae
Equine rhinopneumonitis virus, Herpesviridae
Equine rhinovirus 1, Picornaviridae
Equine rhinovirus 2, Picornaviridae
Equine rhinovirus 3, Picornaviridae
Erannis ankeraria NPV, Baculoviridae
Erannis defoliaria NPV, Baculoviridae
Erannis tiliaria NPV, Baculoviridae
Erannis vancouverensis NPV, Baculoviridae
Eratmapodites quinquevittatus NPV, Baculoviridae
Eret-147 virus, Bunyaviridae
Eriborus terebrans virus, Polydnaviridae
Erinaceid herpesvirus 1, Herpesviridae
Erinnyis ello NPV, Baculoviridae
Eriogaster lanestris cypovirus 2, Reoviridae
Eriogaster lanestris cypovirus 6, Reoviridae
Eriogyna pyretorum NPV, Baculoviridae
Erve virus, Bunyaviridae
Erysimum latent virus, Tymovirus
Esocid herpesvirus 1, Herpesviridae
Essaouira virus, Reoviridae
Estero Real virus, Bunyaviridae
Estigmene acrea GV, Baculoviridae
Estigmene acrea NPV, Baculoviridae
Eubenangee virus, Reoviridae
Eucocystis meeki virus, Tetraviridae
Euonymus fasciation virus, Rhabdoviridae
Euonymus moscuc virus, Carlavirus
Eupatorium yellow vein virus, Geminiviridae
Euphorbia mosaic virus, Geminiviridae
Euphorbia ringspot virus, Potyviridae
Eupithecia annulata NPV, Baculoviridae
Eupithecia longipalpata NPV, Baculoviridae
Euplexia lucipara GV, Baculoviridae
Euploea corea virus, Tetraviridae
Euproctis bipunctapex NPV, Baculoviridae
Euproctis chrysorrhoea NPV, Baculoviridae
Euproctis flava NPV, Baculoviridae
Euproctis flavinata NPV, Baculoviridae
Euproctis karghalica NPV, Baculoviridae
Euproctis pseudoconspersa NPV, Baculoviridae
Euproctis similis NPV, Baculoviridae
Euproctis subflava NPV, Baculoviridae
Eupsilia satellitia GV, Baculoviridae
European bat virus 1, Rhabdoviridae
European bat virus 2, Rhabdoviridae
European brown hare syndrome virus, Caliciviridae
European elk papillomavirus, Papovaviridae
European ground squirrel cytomegalovirus, Herpesviridae
European hedgehog herpesvirus, Herpesviridae
European wheat striate mosaic virus, Tenuivirus
Euthyatira pudens NPV, Baculoviridae
Euxoa auxiliaris densovirus, Parvoviridae
Euxoa auxiliaris GV, Baculoviridae
Euxoa auxiliaris NPV, Baculoviridae
Euxoa messoria GV, Baculoviridae
Euxoa messoria NPV, Baculoviridae
Euxoa ochrogaster GV, Baculoviridae
Euxoa ochrogaster NPV, Baculoviridae
Euxoa scandens cypovirus 5, Reoviridae
Euxoa scandens NPV, Baculoviridae
Everglades virus, Togaviridae
Exartema appendiceum GV, Baculoviridae
Eyach virus, Reoviridae
F
Facey’s Paddock virus, Bunyaviridae
Falcon inclusion body disease, Herpesviridae
Falconid herpesvirus 1, Herpesviridae
Farallon virus, Bunyaviridae
Felid herpesvirus 1, Herpesviridae
Feline calicivirus, Caliciviridae
Feline herpesvirus 1, Herpesviridae
Feline imrnunodeficiency virus, Retroviridae
Feline infectious peritonitis virus, Coronaviridae
Feline leukemia virus, Retroviridae
Feline parlleukopenia virus, Parvoviridae
Feline parvovirus, Parvoviridae
feline syncytial virus, Retroviridae
Feline viral rhinotracheitis virus, Herpesviridae
Feltia subterranea GV, Baculoviridae
Feralia jacosa NPV, Baculoviridae
Fescue cryptic virus, Partitiviridae
Festuca leaf streak virus, Rhabdoviridae
Festuca necrosis virus, Closterovirus
Fetal rhesus kidney virus, Papovaviridae
Ficus carica virus, Potyviridae
Field mouse herpesvirus, Herpesviridae
Fig virus S, Carlavirus
Figulus subleavis entomopoxvirus, Poxviridae
Figwort mosaic virus, Caulimovirus
Fiji disease virus, Reoviridae
Filaree red leaf virus, Luteovirus
Fin V-707 virus, Bunyaviridae
Finger rnillet mosaic virus, Rhabdoviridae
Finkel-Biskis-Jinkins murine sarcoma virus, Retroviridae
Flanders virus, Rhabdoviridae
Flexal virus, Arenaviridae
Flock house virus, Nodaviridae
Flounder virus, Iridoviridae
Foot-and-mouth disease virus A, Picornaviridae
Foot-and-mouth disease virus ASIA 1, Picornaviridae
Foot-and-mouth disease virus C, Picornaviridae
Foot-and-mouth disease virus O, Picornaviridae
Foot-and-mouth disease virus SAT 1, Picornaviridae
Foot-and-mouth disease virus SAT 2, Picornaviridae
Foot-and-mouth disease virus SAT 3, Picornaviridae
Forecariah virus, Bunyaviridae
Fort Morgan virus, Togaviridae
Fort Sherman virus, Bunyaviridae
Foula virus, Reoviridae
Fowl adenoviruses 1 to 12, Adenoviridae
Fowl calicivirus, Caliciviridae
Fowlpox virus, Poxviridae
Foxtail mosaic virus, Potexvirus
Frangipani mosaic virus, Tobamoviridae
Fraser Point virus, Bunyaviridae
Freesia mosaic virus, Potyviridae
Friend murine leukemia virus, Retroviridae
Frijoles virus, Bunyaviridae
Frog herpesvirus 4, Herpesviridae
Frog virus 1, Iridoviridae
Frog virus 2, Iridoviridae
Frog virus 3, Iridovirtdae
Frog virus L2, Iridoviridae
Frog virus L4, Iridoviridae
Frog virus L5, Iridoviridae
Frog viruses 5 to 24, Iridoviridae
Fromede virus, Reoviridae
Fuchsia latent virus, Carlavirus
Fujinami sarcoma virus, Retroviridae
Fukuoka virus, Rhabdoviridae
Furcraea necrotic streak virus, Dianthovirus
G
Gabek Forest virus, Bunyaviridae
Gadget’s Gully virus, Flaviviridae
Gaeumannomyces graminis virus 019/6-A, Partitiviridae
Gaeumannomyces graminis virus 45/101-C, Unassigned
Gaeumannomyces graminis virus 87-1-H, Totiviridae
Gaeumannomyces graminis virus T1-A, Partitiviridae
Galinsoga mosaic virus, Tombusviridae
Galleria mellonella densovirus, Parvoviridae
Galleria mellonella MNPV, Baculoviridae
Gallid herpesvirus 1, Herpesviridae
Gallid herpesvirus 2, Herpesviridae
Gallid herpesvirus 3, Herpesviridae
Gamboa virus, Bunyaviridae
Gan Gan virus, Bunyaviridae
Garba virus, Rhabdoviridae
Gardner-Arnstein feline sarcoma virus, Retroviridae
Garland chrysanthemum temperate virus, Partitiviridae
Garlic common latent virus, Carlavirus
Garlic mosaic virus, Carlavirus
Garlic viruses A, B, C, D, Unassigned
Garlic yellow streak vims, Potyviridae
Gastropacha quercifolia NPV, Baculoviridae
Gentiana virus, Carlavirus
Geochelone carbonaria herpesvirus, Herpesviridae
Geochelone chilensis herpesvirus, Herpesviridae
Geotrupes sylvaticus entomopoxvirus, Poxviridae
Gerbera symptomless virus, Rhabdoviridae
Germiston virus, Bunyaviridae
Getah virus, Togaviridae
Giardia lamblia virus, Totiviridae
Gibbon ape leukemia virus, Retroviridae
Ginger chlorotic fleckvirus, Sobemovirus
Glena bisulca GV, Baculoviridae
Gloriosa stripe mosaic virus, Potyviridae
Glycine mosaic virus, Comoviridae
Glycine mottle virus, Tombusviridae
Glypta fumiferanae virus, Polydnaviridae
Glypta sp. virus, Polydnaviridae
Glyptapanteles flavicoxis virus, Polydnaviridae
Glyptapanteles indiensis virus, Polydnaviridae
Glyptapanteles liparidis virus, Polydnaviridae
Goat herpesvirus, Herpesviridae
Goatpox virus, Poxviridae
Goeldichironomus holoprasimus entomopoxvirus, Poxviridae
Golden shiner reovirus, Reoviridae
Goldfish virus 1, Iridoviridae
Goldfish virus 2, Iridoviridae
Gomoka virus, Reoviridae
Gomphrena virus, Rhabdoviridae
Gonometa rufibrunnea cypovirus 3, Reoviridae
Gonometa virus, Picornaviridae
Goose adenoviruses 1 to 3, Adenoviridae
Goose parvovirus, Parvoviridae
Gordil virus, Bunyaviridae
Gorilla herpesvirus, Herpesviridae
Gossas virus, Rhabdoviridae
Grand Arbaud virus, Bunyaviridae
Grapevine ajinashika virus, Luteovirus
Grapevine Algerian latent virus, Tombusviridae
Grapevine Bulgarian latent virus, Comoviridae
Grapevine Bulgarian latent virus satellite, Satellites
Grapevine chrome mosaic virus, Comoviridae
Grapevine corky bark-associated virus, Closterovirus
Grapevine fanleaf virus, Comoviridae
Grapevine fanleaf virus satellite, SatelliteS
Grapevine fleck virus, Unassigned
Grapevine leafroll-associated virus 1, Closterovirus
Grapevine leafroll-associated virus 2, Closterovirus
Grapevine leafroll-associated virus 3, Closterovirus
Grapevine leafroll-associated virus 4, Closterovirus
Grapevine leafroll-associated virus 5, Closterovirus
Grapevine Tunisian ringspot virus, Comoviridae
Grapevine virusA, Trichovirus
Grapevine virus B, Trichovirus
Grapevine yellow speckle viroid 1, Viroids
Grapevine yellow specl
Grapholitha molesta GV, Baculoviridae
Grass carp reovirus, Reoviridae
Grass carp rhabdovirus, Rhabdoviridae
Gray Lodge virus, Rhabdoviridae
Gray patch disease agent of green sea turtle, Herpesviridae
Great Island virus, Reoviridae
Great Saltee Island virus, Reoviridae
Great Saltee virus, Bunyaviridae
Green iguana herpesvirus, Herpesviridae
Green lizard herpesvirus, Herpesviridae
Grey kangaroopox virus, Poxviridae
Grimsey virus, Reoviridae
Griselda radicana GV, Baculoviridae
Ground squirrel hepatitis B virus, Hepadnaviridae
Groundnut crinkle virus, Carlavirus
Groundnut eyespot virus, Potyviridae
Groundnut rosette assistor virus, Luteovirus
Groundnut rosette virus, Umbravirus
Groundnut rosette virus satellite, Satellites
GroupA rotaviruses, Reoviridae
Group B rotaviruses, Reoviridae
Group C rotaviruses, Reoviridae
Group D rotaviruses, Reoviridae
Group E rotaviruses, Reoviridae
Group F rotaviruses, Reoviridae
Gruid herpesvirus, Herpesviridae
GU71U-344 virus, Bunyaviridae
GU71U-350 virus, Bunyaviridae
Guajara virus, Bunyaviridae
Guama virus, Bunyaviridae
Guanarito virus, Arenaviridae
Guar symptomless virus, Potyviridae
Guaratuba virus, Bunyaviridae
Guaroa virus, Bunyaviridae
Guinea grass mosaic virus, Potyviridae
Guinea pig cytomegalovirus, Herpesviridae
Guinea pig herpesvirus 1, Herpesviridae
Guinea pig herpesvirus 3, Herpesviridae
Guinea pig t, vpe C oncovirus, Retroviridae
Gumbo Limbo virus, Bunyaviridae
Gurupi virus, Reoviridae
Gynura latent virus, Carlavirus
Gypsy moth virus, Nodaviridae
H
H-1 virus, Parvoviridae
H32580 virus, Bunyaviridae
Habenaria mosaic virus, Potyviridae
Hadena basilinea GV, Baculoviridae
Hadena sordida GV, Baculoviridae
Hadena sordida NPV, Baculoviridae
Halisidota argentata NPV, Baculoviridae
Halisidota caryae NPV, Baculoviridae
Hamster herpesvirus, Herpesviridae
Hamster polyomavirus, Papovaviridae
Hantaan virus, Bunyaviridae
Hanzalova virus, Flaviviridae
Harbor seal herpesvirus, Herpesviridae
Hard clam reovirus, Reoviridae
Hardy-Zuckerman feline sarcoma virus, Retroviridae
Hare fibroma virus, Poxviridae
Harrisina brillians GV, Baculoviridae
Hart Park virus, Rhabdoviridae
Hartebeest herpesvirus, Herpesviridae
Harvey murine sarcoma virus, Retroviridae
Hazara virus, Bunyaviridae
HB virus, Parvoviridae
Heleniurn virus S, Carlavirus
Heleniurn virus Y, Potyviridae
Helicoverpa arrnigera stunt virus, Tetraviridae
Helicoverpa armisgera GV, Baculoviridae
Helicoverpa arrnisgera NPV, Baculoviridae
Helicoverpa assulta NPV, Baculoviridae
Helicoverpa obtectus NPV, Baculoviridae
Helicoverpa paradoxa NPV, Baculoviridae
Helicoverpa peltigera NPV, Baculoviridae
Helicoverpa phloxiphaga NPV, Baculoviridae
Helicoverpa punctigera GV, Baculoviridae
Helicoverpa punctigera NPV, Baculoviridae
Helicoverpa rubrescens NPV, Baculoviridae
Helicoverpa subflexa NPV, Baculoviridae
Helicoverpa virescens NPV, Baculoviridae
Helicoverpa zea GV, Baculoviridae
Helicoverpa zea SNPV, Baculoviridae
Heliothis arrnigera cypovirus 11, Reoviridae
Heliothis armigera cypovirus 5, Reoviridae
Heliothis arrnigera cypovirus 8, Reoviridae
Heliothis zea cypovirus 11, Reoviridae
Heliothis zea virus 1, Unassigned
Helleborus mosaic virus, Carlavirus
Helminthosporiurn maydis virus, Unassigned
Helminthosporium victoriae virus 145S, Partitiviridae
Helminthosporium victoriae virus 1, Unassigned
Hemerobius stigma NPV, Baculoviridae
Hemichroa crocea NPV, Baculoviridae
Hemileuca eglanterina GV, Baculoviridae
Hemileuca eglanterina NPV, Baculoviridae
Hemileuca maia NPV, Baculoviridae
Hemileuca oliviae GV, Baculoviridae
Hemileuca oliviae NPV, Baculoviridae
Hemileuca tricolor NPV, Baculoviridae
Henbane mosaic virus, Potyviridae
Hepatitis A virus, Picornaviridae
Hepatitis B virus, Hepadnaviridae
Hepatitis C virus, Flaviviridae
Herpesvirus M, Herpesviridae
Herpesvirus papio, Herpesviridae
Herpesvirus platyrrhinae type, Herpesviridae
Herpesvirus pottos, Herpesviridae
Herpesvirus saimiri 2, Herpesviridae
Herpesvirus salmonis, Herpesviridae
Herpesvirus sanguinus, Herpesviridae
Herpesvirus scophthalmus, Herpesviridae
Herpesvirus sylvilagus, Herpesviridae
Herpesvirus T, Herpesviridae
Herpesvirus tarnarinus, Herpesviridae
Hesperumia sulphuraria NPV, Baculoviridae
Hibiscus chlorotic ringspot virus, Tombusviridae
Hibiscus latent ringspot virus, Comoviridae
Highlands J virus, Togaviridae
Hippeastrum latent virus, Carlavirus
Hippeastrum mosaic virus, Potyviridae
Hippotion eson NPV, Baculoviridae
Hirame rhabdovirus, Rhabdoviridae
Hog cholera virus, Flaviviridae
HoJo virus, Bunyaviridae
Holcus lanatus yellowing virus, Rhabdoviridae
Holcus streak virus, Potyviridae
Homona coffearia GV, Baculoviridae
Homona magnanima GV, Baculoviridae
Homona magnanima NPV, Baculoviridae
Honeysuckle latent virus, Carlavirus
Honeysuckle yellow vein mosaic virus, Geminiviridae
Hop latent viroid, Viroids
hop latent virus, Carlavirus
Hop mosaic virus, Carlavirus
Hop stunt viroid, Viroids
Hop trefoil cryptic virus 1, Partitiviridae
Hop trefoil cryptic virus 2, Partitiviridae
Hop trefoil cryptic virus 3, Partitiviridae
Hoplodrina ambigua NPV, Baculoviridae
Hordeum mosaic virus, Potyviridae
Horsegram yellow mosaic virus, Geminiviridae
Horseradish latent virus, Caulimovirus
Hepatitis delta virus, Satellites, Deltavirus
Hsiung Kaplow herpesvirus, Herpesviridae
Hepatitis E virus, Caliciviridae
Hepatopancreatic parvo-like virus of shrimps, Parvoviridae
Heracleum latent virus, Trichovirus
Heracleum virus 6, Closterovirus
Heron hepatitis B virus, Hepadnaviridae
Herpes ateles 2, Herpesviridae
Herpes simiae virus, Herpesviridae
Herpes simplex virus 1, Herpesviridae
Herpes simplex virus 2, Herpesviridae
Herpes virus B, Herpesviridae
Herpesvirus aotus 1, Herpesviridae
Herpesvirus aotus 3, Herpesviridae
Herpesvirus ateles strain 73, Herpesviridae
Herpesvirus cuniculi, Herpesviridae
Herpesvirus cyclopsis, Herpesviridae
Huacho virus, Reoviridae
Hughes virus, Bunyaviridae
Human adenoviruses 1 to 47, Adenoviridae
Human astrovirus 1, Astroviridae
Human astrovirus 2, Astroviridae
Human astrovirus 3, Astroviridae
Human astrovirus 4, Astroviridae
Human astrovirus 5, Astroviridae
Human calicivirus, Caliciviridae
Human caliciviruses, Caliciviridae
Human corona
You’ll need an enema injection for all that.
#20. Summarize please.
#20 Epidemic of Naming,
Could you please repeat that list.
I didn’t get all of them.
Hey, McCullough: Let me summarize the post:
There exist an impressive number of viruses. He can cut and paste the names of many of them. Very many on the list are not known to infect humans. Many more do not cause an illness when they do infect humans. There are no vaccines extant for most of them. He is an idiot with internet access.
Back on topic, is the swine flu declining?
Hell, who knows. All these numbers are pulled right out of some bureaucrat’s ass. The test for H1N1 is time consuming and expensive and the symptoms of this flu are essentially like the symptoms of all flues. Very (VERY) few of these cases of been positively identified as the swine flu. They are guessing and estimating and, I fear, hoping these are truly H1N1 cases.
Greg – I am not in favor if the H1N1 vaccine but I don’t think you can claim the private sector let us down. After all, they can’t manufacture a vaccine until it’s been identified. Quite honestly, I think they have done a pretty good job of getting the vaccine analyzed and a vaccine created so quickly. SO quickly, in fact, they didn’t have time to test it adequately which is why the government has allowed them some immunity for any side effects it might cause.
Now, go take an ObamaNap. You’re bothering the adults.
Sorry. I said, “…they have done a pretty good job of getting the vaccine analyzed and a vaccine created…” but I meant “…getting the virus analyzed…”
Why is a shortage of the vaccine surprising? There is a shortage of the flu vaccine nearly every year according to the news.
The science is similar to how they were looking at Pluto in the electron macroscope calling it a planet, and only 70 years later, by another vote, and decades of debate, decide that there wasn’t a planet out there after all.
what?
electron macroscope? what?
Pluto is still there. It just isn’t called a planet any more. A rose by any other name would smell as sweet and no matter what you call that chunk of rock and ice it still exists.
Somewhere I read or heard, that just five years ago, the whole vaccine industry was having serious financial problems. There were only two manufacturers in the US. And half the vaccine supply had to be destroyed, when one developed contaminated product. But today, it has become a boom era for vaccines. In part to the world’s governments, medical fraternity, and news media, all promoting the crap out of them, as greatest thing since sliced bread. And yet, not a single disease has been completely wiped out, since Small Pox. Meanwhile, new ones keep appearing. As if someone’s been busy, helping to create them. They can’t all be “accidental” and “random”.
For example this H1N1 virus. It’s hard to believe that half the world decided to visit some small town in Mexico, just to pick up this virus and take it back home. Do many Australians visit Mexican farm towns? How the hell did it spread so fast, if it wasn’t helped? Which begs the question, can we be sure virus aren’t being spread for their commercial value?
BTW, the death toll of 3,900, put in the context of something that could have been preventable, barely scratches the number of US soldiers lost in the current Iraq/Afghan war. And most of the flu deaths numbers are inflated, by attributing everyone who died, while the virus was suspected to be present. Little or no actual testing confirmed it. And victims often had other problems at the time. Any of which could have caused death, on their own. But the Flu got the blame, since that’s what’s so marketable right now.
Just this week, my Family doctor called asking me if I wanted the H1N1 shot. I told her NO, two weeks ago, but I guess a new batch arrived. I wouldn’t have to stand in line, if I changed my mind. And I’m not rich, either. Just your average Joe. Maybe a bit poorer, since I don’t have broadband yet. And I use an eight year old computer. But the thing is, I believe the Flu Shot shortage is a hoax. Just a clever marketing ploy, like Elmo dolls at Christmas. So everyone will want them, just because they’re so scarce. Meanwhile you’re more likely to get sick, standing out in the cold weather, waiting in line for your shot. Than if you stayed home or at work, warm and try, and not worried about getting the damn thing.
They’re not going to tell people to stay away from unnecessary public gatherings and events, like movies and ballgames. Or to avoid doing gift shopping in large malls. Or even traveling by plane or train. To avoid exposure to the virus. All bad for business. But they’ve already mentioned that “without the Flu shot, you could get infected while visiting the folks during Thanksgiving.” Nice!
I think the only reason we’re now hearing about declining Flu victim numbers, is because of the approaching holiday shopping season. What a bunch of commercial mercenaries, our news reporters are.
Today’s study is on hot air.
ref: http://www.ictvdb.rothamsted.ac.uk/Ictv/vn_indxH.htm
Viruses all travel by both hot and cold air. Claims are made as fact that viruses sometimes have specific routes of travel, yet it’s like they claim viruses only can be found traveling historic Route 66, when in reality, they travel any route they want.
4xample, they claimed in a government press release (1984) by Margaret Heckler that there was a new virus that can only be transmitted by blood to blood contact and through direct injection by someone’s penis.
They kalled the killer tomato “H I V”. It scared the shit out of so many people they were willing to accept poisonous AZT for salvation. It was the only elixir available to treat this new virus name. They died. It was of course the virus’ fault. People are still scared to death of it. They put balloons on their dicks to protect them from evil even though those balloons have holes in the membrane bigger than the virus. Any idiot with internet access can figure that out.
The problem with their lies about killer viruses is that the foundational scientific understanding of all viral particles is that every single one of them can be transmitted by air. They claim there are only certain ways to catch it yet they all travel by air in all reality. The wind is the biggest transmission route throwing them all over the world every day. They try to explain this away by saying viruses die when exposed to air, but viruses can’t “die” in the air when exposed as they are not living. The vaccine pushers don’t tell you any of this stuff they got products to sell, yet any idiot with internet access can access the data.
Not everyone with PHD’s and Masters and Bachelor’s degrees can believe and accept they have been deceived so easily when they look over the data and not everyone who’s 1000x more intelligent than idiots can understand what’s under the bridge that’s about to collapse as they travel over it in their Prius, yet the idiot’s with internet access who live under it can see what’s happening to the structure quite easily and move out of the way.
#27, Soundwash,
All it will take is another National Emergency declaration to have this mandated on everyone covered by the future GovCare bill. -if it’s not pre mandated already
Not only are you projecting, you are acting very paranoid again. Take a pill.
I still don’t understand why some people refuse to even consider that H1N1 could be a potential threat. If the deaths alone doesn’t do it then what? I’m thinking these people are way to comfortable in their lives and are oblivious to what’s going on to even care.
How many more lives should be claim to make you happy? How many more babies and kids should die, for that matter for you to start opening your eyes? In fact, if you have a kid or know someone you love that does, send the kid over…get him/her infected and eventually die and see how you like us bashing your sorry ass.
If a few more people died this month compare to last month or last year, that’s ALREADY
…one too many imo. But then again, maybe numbers really do mean nothing to some people.