Zika Virus

Şahin, Orhan; Mihmanlı, Veli

doi:10.5222/otd.2016.029

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“…Hastalığın tanısı serum ve beyin omurilik sıvısında (BOS) virüse spesifik IgM ve IgG antikorlarını gösterilmesi; diğer flavivirüslar ile çapraz reaksiyon vermeleri ve heterolog antikor varlığı nedeniyle şüpheli durumlarda doğrulayıcı tanı için plak nötralizasyon testi (PRNT) (97) , doku örneklerinde immünhistokimyasal yöntemlerle viral antijenlerin saptanması; serum, idrar, BOS, plasental ve fetal doku örneklerinde viral RNA'nın gösterilmesi ile konulmaktadır. Bunların dışında araştırma amacı ile virüsün hücre kültürlerinde üretilmesi ya da moleküler yöntemlerle genotipleme ve sekans analizi gibi ileri düzey analizleri de yapılmaktadır (98)(99)(100) .…”

Section: Zika Virüsüunclassified

Emerging and Re-emerging Viruses

Sarzhanova¹,

Bozdayı²

2020

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Yeni ortaya çıkan ve yeniden önem kazanan bulaşıcı hastalıklar dünya genelinde artmaktadır. Son otuz yılda Ebola, Nipah, Hendra, Zika, şiddetli akut solunum yolu sendromu (SARS), Ortadoğu solunum sendromu (MERS) ve yeni (Novel) koronavirüsler (COVID-19) dâhil olmak üzere 30'dan fazla yeni insan patojeni keşfedilmiştir ve bunların %75'inin hayvanlardan kaynaklandığı bilinmektedir. Virüsler, insanlarda yaşamsal tehlike oluşturan, birçok hastalığa neden olan ve insan evrimi ile birlikte gelişen, etkili bulaşıcı ajanlardır. Yeni ortaya çıkan özellikle RNA virüsleri, yeni bir konakçıya ve değişen ortamlara diğer patojenlerden daha hızlı bir şekilde adapte olma potansiyeline sahiptir. Son yıllarda artış gösteren konak, çevre ve mikroorganizmalarla ilgili birçok faktör yeni ortaya çıkan ve yeniden önem kazanan enfeksiyon hastalıklarını gündeme getirmektedir.

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Emerging and Re-emerging Viruses

Sarzhanova¹,

Bozdayı²

2020

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The Multi-Dimensional Impacts of Extreme Weather Events on Human Health in a Changing Climate and the Evaluation of Climate Risks Specific to Vectoral Diseases

Akverdi

2022

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The impacts and risks of climate change can directly and indirectly affect human health in the short or long term. Extreme temperatures can cause cardiovascular diseases, respiratory disorders and mental problems, as well as directly lead to death. While drought indirectly affects human health in terms of food and water security risks, sudden extreme weather events such as floods and hurricanes give rise to significant loss of life and become the source of various mental problems for individuals who have lost their relatives. Floods are also known to indirectly limit access to safe water and cause water-borne diseases, in addition to their direct physical effects. On the other hand, changes in temperature and precipitation regime bring on the spatial expansion of vector-borne diseases and an increase in the number of infected people through the migration of many living things. Considering these developments, diseases appeared by climate change were investigated in general dimensions in the study and specific vector-borne diseases were examined in detail and the climatic risks causing these diseases were evaluated. The study also investigated the health effects of climate change in Turkey within the scope of near and medium-term projections and diseases arising due to current climate changes. In addition, within the scope of climate change, nations’ health vulnerability and health system adaptation assessments are also included. As a result of the research, it has been found that with the increasing duration, frequency and severity of extreme weather events, there will be an increase in diseases posing a risk to human health and the size of their effects. Another finding is that vectors whose habitats expand and migrate with climate change and extreme weather events will pose a great risk for human health. In the study, it was concluded that in the long term, the risks that extreme weather events may pose in terms of water and food security may increase the number of regions and the human population where diseases caused by hunger, malnutrition and inadequate sanitation are already seen. In this context, based on studies dealing with the level of exposure to extreme weather events and potential risks, it can be expected that ideal climate conditions in which many vectors can live in the future, and an increase in vectorial diseases can be expected.

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Zika Virus

Abstract: ÖZ Zika virüs (ZİKV),

Cited by 2 publications

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Emerging and Re-emerging Viruses

Emerging and Re-emerging Viruses

The Multi-Dimensional Impacts of Extreme Weather Events on Human Health in a Changing Climate and the Evaluation of Climate Risks Specific to Vectoral Diseases

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