Definition of bunyavirus in English:

bunyavirus

noun ˈbʌnjəvʌɪrəsˈbʊnjəvʌɪrəs

Virology

Any member of the genus Bunyavirus or family Bunyaviridae of enveloped viruses with a three-segmented single-stranded RNA genome, most of which are arthropod-borne pathogens of humans and other mammals, typically causing fever or encephalitis. Also (in form Bunyavirus): the genus itself.

1970s. From bunya- (in Bunyamwera, the name of an area within the Semliki Forest of Uganda) + virus.

noun

Virology

Any member of the genus Bunyavirus or family Bunyaviridae of enveloped viruses with a three-segmented single-stranded RNA genome, most of which are arthropod-borne pathogens of humans and other mammals, typically causing fever or encephalitis. Also (in form Bunyavirus): the genus itself.

1970s. From bunya- (in Bunyamwera, the name of an area within the Semliki Forest of Uganda) + virus.

词汇	bunyavirus
释义	Definition of bunyavirus in English: bunyavirus noun ˈbʌnjəvʌɪrəsˈbʊnjəvʌɪrəs Virology Any member of the genus Bunyavirus or family Bunyaviridae of enveloped viruses with a three-segmented single-stranded RNA genome, most of which are arthropod-borne pathogens of humans and other mammals, typically causing fever or encephalitis. Also (in form Bunyavirus): the genus itself. Origin 1970s. From bunya- (in Bunyamwera, the name of an area within the Semliki Forest of Uganda) + virus. Definition of bunyavirus in US English: bunyavirus noun Virology Any member of the genus Bunyavirus or family Bunyaviridae of enveloped viruses with a three-segmented single-stranded RNA genome, most of which are arthropod-borne pathogens of humans and other mammals, typically causing fever or encephalitis. Also (in form Bunyavirus): the genus itself. Origin 1970s. From bunya- (in Bunyamwera, the name of an area within the Semliki Forest of Uganda) + virus.
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