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Virology Tissue Culture Bottle for Viral Plaque Cultivation

This tissue culture bottle is essential for culturing various viruses such as HBV, HIV, Influenza, Herpes, and Coronaviruses. It aids in studying diseases like jaundice, Kaposi's sarcoma, measles symptoms, Ebola, and herpes infections. The bottle is crucial for research on adenovirus, rabies, and poxviruses, among others.

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Virology Tissue Culture Bottle for Viral Plaque Cultivation

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  1. virology

  2. Tissue culture bottle for cultivation of viruses

  3. Plaques in a cell-monolayer

  4. Plaques in a cell-monolayer

  5. HBV

  6. HIV

  7. Influenza virus

  8. Herpes virus

  9. Coronavirus (crown-like surface projection) (crown-like surface projection)

  10. Rabies virus (bullet-shaped)

  11. Ebola virus

  12. Rota virus (wheel-like appearance)

  13. Poxviruses (brick-shaped)

  14. Adenovirus

  15. DISEASES

  16. Jaundice

  17. Kaposi sarcoma

  18. Koplik’s spots(measles)

  19. Measles rash

  20. Mumps

  21. Rubella rash

  22. Congenital Rubella Syndrome

  23. Ebola Ebola (Haemorrhagic fever)

  24. HSV-1 diseases Herpetic whitlow

  25. Chickenpox

  26. Zoster

  27. Clinical manifestations of Infectious mononucleosis (“Kissing Disease”)

  28. Adenovirus pink eye

  29. Erythema infectious (Parvovirus B19)

  30. Foetal hydrops (Parvovirus B19)

  31. Ringworm (healing center)

  32. Tinea

  33. Oral thrush (candidiasis)

  34. Paronychia (candidiasis)

  35. Mucocutaneous Candidiasis

  36. Bronchial asthma (Aspergillosis)

  37. Localized skin infections of staphylococci Folliculitis Wound infection

  38. Staphylococcal scalded skin syndrome

  39. Acute tonsillitis (S. pyogenes)

  40. Scarlet fever (S. pyogenes) Strawberry tongue Sandpaper rash Scarlet fever

  41. Skin & soft tissue infection(S. pyogenes) Cellulitis Impetigo

  42. Necrotizing fasciitis(S. pyogenes)

  43. Major criteria of rheumatic fever

  44. Dental caries

  45. Gonorrhoea Urethral discharge Gonorrhoea Cervical Discharge Gonorrhoea

  46. Ophthalmia neonatorum

  47. Diphtheria Pharyngeal pseudomembrane

  48. Diphtheria Bull neck

  49. Gas gangrene

  50. Tetanus Trismus (spastic paralysis)

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