Rabies: Take me over a thousand mountains, take me over a thousand waters, take me over the night, take me to the world...... Bat Bat I love you!

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Ten minutes ago.

(Like) LOVE AIDS, Influenza, Xiaobu (brucellosis), Renal syndrome hemorrhage, Hepatitis B, Dengue fever, Measles, Typhoid, Plague, Cholera, Herpes simplex, Shingles, Ebola, Zika,

Brucella: I heard you say that you love dogs the most......

Rabies reply to Bou (Brucella): Indeed, I love dogs the most! But I also love cats, bats, wolves......

LOVE AIDS: Your previous screen name was "I'm Crazy for Dogs", right?

Rabies Reply LOVE AIDS: Yes, 95% of my cases of human transmission are done by dogs, dogs mean a lot to me, dogs are my favorite.

LOVE AIDS reverts to rabies: then why did you change your name?

Rabies replies to LOVE AIDS: Because I love bats!

Hendra virus (HEV): I love bats!

Nipah cirus (NIV): I love bats!

Menangle virus (MENV): I love bats!

Tioman Virus: I Love Bats!

Ross River virus (RRV): I love bats!

Flaviviridae: +1

Bunyaviridae: +1

Paramuxoviridae: +1

Flaviviridae: +1

Togaviridae: +1

Reoviridae: +1

Arenaviridae: +1

Rhabdoviridae: +1

Herpesviridae: +1

Coronaviridae: +1

Orthomyxociridae: +1

LOVE AIDS: Wow! So many viridae love bats! It's spectacular, it's incredible......

Rabies Responds LOVE AIDS: Because bats carry many types of viruses, according to the International Committee on Taxonomy of Viruses of Humans, there are 25 families of viruses that can infect vertebrates, of which 10 families are related to bats. Of the 9 DNA viridae capable of infecting vertebrates, only the herpesviridae family is associated with bats. Conversely, members of at least 9 of the 16 RNA viridae can infect bats.

LOVE AIDS replies to rabies: bats are so powerful?! I'm from the retroviridae family, I don't like bats, I love gorillas, and I like people!

Flu reverts to rabies: what's good about bats? A small man, covered in hair, diurnal and nocturnal, why so many viruses like to live on it.

Rabies Returns to Flu: Bats Are a Big Population! Bats belong to the order Pteroptera, including the suborder of large bats and the suborder of small bats, and there are about a thousand species in the world, which is the second largest group of mammals after rodents, and the most widely distributed mammalian group except for humans. The most important thing is that the immune system of the bat is very special, which allows many viruses to live in it without getting sick.

Flu reverts to rabies: there are so many types of bats?!

Rabies reverts to influenza: Bats not only have many species of their own, but also the viruses that bats carry. So far, more than 80 viruses have been isolated from bats.

Flu reverts to rabies: Awesome! One of my brothers, the swine flu, came from bats.

LOVE AIDS Response to the Flu: Huh? What does swine flu have to do with bats?

Rabies Reply LOVE AIDS: There was once a flu virus that lived in bats, bats lived in thatch next to the pigsty, and pigs ate bat excrement and were infected with the flu virus. The influenza virus mutated from bats to pigs and had the ability to infect humans, causing the 2009 swine flu pandemic in humans.

Flu Returns to Rabies: You Know It Better! My swine flu brother was also very majestic in the world back then, but in recent years, humans have produced corresponding antibodies, and the virulence of the swine flu brother is not as good as before.

LOVE AIDS replies to rabies: Don't talk about the flu, autobiography has been posted in the circle of friends recently, rabies, what about your autobiography?

Rabies replies to LOVE AIDS: My autobiography is very short, I'm embarrassed to post it.

Flu Returns Rabies: Short and usually Tough, I want to see it.

LOVE AIDS Replies to Rabies: I Want to See!

Xiaobu (Brucella) replies to rabies: I want to see it too!

Dengue fever reverts to rabies: I want to see it!

Renal syndrome bleeding back to rabies: I want to see!

Measles reverts to rabies: I want to see it!

Typhoid fever returns to rabies: I want to see it!

Plague reverts to rabies: I want to see it!

Ebola returns to rabies: I want to see it!

Rabies: Since my brothers want to see it this way, I'm going to make a fool of myself, and the following is my autobiography.

I'm rabies.

According to the human classification of our virus, I belong to the genus Rabies in the family Rhabdoviridae.

I look like a bullet and have single-stranded RNA in my body that can cause illness in humans and many animals.

Because the person I infected with is like a mad dog when he gets sick, humans call the disease caused by me rabies.

My history on Earth is long, older than the history of humanity.

Humans found me much later.

However, before humans discovered my true identity, they had already found a way to deal with me.

In 1884, a man named Pasteur isolated me from the sick animal and inoculated me in rabbit brains.

After many passages, my virulence weakened, I became a fixed virus, and I was given a rabies vaccine.

Originally, after I entered the human body, I traveled along the peripheral afferent nerves to the central nervous system.

I gnawed at the host's cerebral cortex, cerebellum, cerebellum and spinal cord, causing the host to have symptoms of hydrophobia and wind intolerance.

I stimulate the host's sympathetic nerves and vagus nerves, making the host feel painful.

Once the disease occurs, there is no cure.

Eventually, the host will develop manic symptoms like a mad dog, and eventually cardiovascular dysfunction until death.

However, since the rabies vaccine, everything has changed.

The weakened strain in the rabies vaccine stimulates the body to produce antibodies.

When I entered the human body, I first multiplied latent in the peripheral nerves.

Then run wildly along the peripheral nerves towards the brain.

I was running in my nerves, and the body's immune system produced antibodies against the weakened strain of the rabies vaccine.

The speed at which I run, the speed at which the antibodies are produced, is a contest.

If the antibodies successfully intercept me before I reach the central nervous system, the host will not get sick.

If I reach the central nervous system first, the antibodies come one step later, and the host will get sick and die.

So, it's a contest of speed.

Of course, among my brothers, especially those who live in vampire bats, are less virulent, and even if they get sick, there are examples of them being cured by human doctors.

However, this is so rare that humans themselves say that rabies kills almost 100% of people when it occurs.

The "almost" here is what my weak brothers did, I'm ashamed!

Flu reverts to rabies: Although there are a few weak brothers, the overall is still very good!

LOVE AIDS Recovery Rabies: A Virus That Makes People Crazy, It's Awesome! Adore you! Momoda......

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