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What is the approximate mortality rate for Hantavirus Pulmonary Syndrome?
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In which part of the world has hantavirus spread between people?
Answer: South America
Why: Outbreaks in Argentina and Chile confirmed that Andes virus can spread between close human contacts, unlike other hantaviruses.
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Which Hantavirus is mainly carried by the bank vole in Europe?
Answer: Puumala virus
Why: It causes nephropathia epidemica, the milder kidney form of the disease, and Finland records Europe's highest infection rate per head.
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From which host organelle do Hantaviruses typically acquire their envelope?
Answer: Golgi apparatus
Why: Old World hantaviruses bud into the Golgi, but New World ones like Sin Nombre and Black Creek Canal mature at the cell surface instead.
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When was Hantavirus Pulmonary Syndrome first identified in North America?
Answer: 1993
Why: Within weeks, CDC traced the 1993 Four Corners deaths to a virus in deer mice, later named Sin Nombre, Spanish for nameless.
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What is the geometric shape of the Hantavirus nucleocapsid?
Answer: Helical
Why: Cryo-EM at 3.3 Å showed the Hantaan nucleocapsid as a helix of N protein with RNA bound in a groove.
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Which Hantavirus protein is responsible for viral RNA synthesis?
Answer: L protein
Why: It doubles as a pair of scissors, snipping caps off host messenger RNA to prime its own transcripts, a trick borrowed rather than built.