please help me to fill out this table Pageof 3Self Study: Use your text and lecture notes as reference to complete the table. Keep it brief as it is meant to help you study.DNA ViralDNA Virus /AbbreviationBody System(s)AffectedMode ofMajor Signs &SymptomsDiseaseTransmissionVaccineSkin pox → toxemia,shockYes, ended in 1970's, today,military/bioterrorism onlySmallpoxVariola virusSkinRespiratoryMolluscumContagiosumPoxvirusPoxvirusMonkeypox & CowpoxHerpes LabialisHerpeticGingivostomatitisHerpetic KeratitisOral & GenitalHerpes(HSV-1, HSV-2)Herpes GenitaliaHerpes of the NewbornHerpetic WhitlowHSV-1 EncephalitisVaricella-ZosterChickenpox &Shingles(VZV; herpes family)

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Virus

Body system affected

Mode of transmission

Symptoms

Vaccine

Poxvirus	Molluscum contagiosum	Skin	An infected person or contaminated objects	Mild skin disease may appear anywhere on the body	Not yet
Poxvirus	Monkeypox and cowpox	Skin	Direct contact with an infected individual	Fever, tiredness, sore throat	Yes, the first-ever vaccine developed

Herpes	Herpes labialis	Lips	Oral-to-oral contact	Fever, tiredness, sore throat	Yes, named R2
	Herpetic gingivostomatitis	Skin and lips	Close contact with an infected individual	Burning pain, sore throat	Not yet
	Herpetic keratitis	Eyes	Droplet transmission	Corneal ulcers, fever blisters	Yes, but not beneficial enough
	Herpes genitalia	Genitals	Sexual contact	Painful blisters, herpetic sores	Yes, named R2
	Herpes of newborn	Skin and lips	Infected maternal genital tract	High fever and seizures	Yes, the acyclovir-precision vaccine
	Herpetic whitlow	Fingers	Direct contact with a contagious sore	Blisters formation on fingers, fleshy areas on fingertips	Yes