One of the following is CORRECT about NorovirusIt is single-stranded DNAIt can always cause congenial diseaseIt is susceptible to adverse environmental conditions, pH, temperature, sanitizersIt can be transmitted via fomites, i.e. inanimate objects such as door handlesMost infections are acquired by feco–oral route, and rarely acquired from aerosolized vomitAll of the aboveBoth D and EA, B and COne of the following is NOT of the characteristics of herpesviridae?Can be dormant in the host cellSome genera can cause cancerIn some cases, it can reactivate and cause disease for lifeIn some cases, it can cause no diseaseViral nucleic acid is found in the host cell’s cytoplasmAir-borne and water-borneBoth A and CBoth E and FBoth D and E

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One of the following is CORRECT about Norovirus
It is single-stranded DNA
It can always cause congenial disease
It is susceptible to adverse environmental conditions, pH, temperature, sanitizers
It can be transmitted via fomites, i.e. inanimate objects such as door handles
Most infections are acquired by feco–oral route, and rarely acquired from aerosolized vomit
All of the above
Both D and E
A, B and C
One of the following is NOT of the characteristics of herpesviridae?
Can be dormant in the host cell
Some genera can cause cancer
In some cases, it can reactivate and cause disease for life
In some cases, it can cause no disease
Viral nucleic acid is found in the host cell’s cytoplasm
Air-borne and water-borne
Both A and C
Both E and F
Both D and E

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