They bind to a cell as a result of the interactions of sialic (SAHY-al-ick) acid and the proteins hemagglutinin (HEEM-uhg-gloot-in-in) and neuraminidase (NYOOR-uh-min-uh-dase).
The relative susceptibility of this agent to the MF59 adjuvant has caused some controversy. The classic example of antigenic shift concerns their mixture. They bind to a cell as a result of the interactions of sialic (SAHY-al-ick) acid and the proteins hemagglutinin (HEEM-uhg-gloot-in-in) and neuraminidase (NYOOR-uh-min-uh-dase). From the family orthomyxoviridae (AWR-thuh-micks-oh-veer-ih-day), their "A" subtype, not "B" or "C," contains the (*) H1N1 strain. For 10 points, name these viruses that cause a disease with "Spanish," "avian," and "swine" types.
The relative susceptibility of this agent to the MF59 adjuvant has caused some controversy.
{influenza} viruses [accept {ortomyxoviridae} before mentioned]