acid sugars on the cell surface.
The viruses that cause this disease have an enzyme called neuraminidase (NUR-uh-MIN-uh-dase) on their outsides, and they bind to sialic (sy-AL-ic) acid sugars on the cell surface. This disease may be treated by oseltamivir (OH-sel-TAM-uh-veer) and zanamivir (zuh-NAM-uh-veer). This disease is transmitted by orthomyxoviridae (OR-tho-MIX-oh-VEER-ih-day), whose serotypes (SEER-oh-"types") are classified according to an H-number-N-number convention. For 10 points, name this disease, recent varieties of which include the avian and the swine.
The viruses that cause this disease have an enzyme called neuraminidase (NUR-uh-MIN-uh-dase) on their outsides, and they bind to sialic (sy-AL-ic)
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