Rabies Lyssavirus

Introduction

Rabies Lyssavirus, commonly known as the Rabies virus, is a type of neurotropic virus that causes rabies in mammals, insects, reptiles and birds. Rabies virus are preventable for humans through vaccination or fast-acting shot that contains rabies immune globulin. If bites from rabies-infected animals did not receive immediate care and rabies symptoms starts to appear in patients, it is usually fetal.

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Rabies vaccination for pet Shiba Inu

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References

Edited by Yangyang Liu, student of Joan Slonczewski for BIOL 116 Information in Living Systems, 2019, Kenyon College.