Page 2: Viral and Bacterial Diseases
This page details specific viral and bacterial diseases, their symptoms, and prevention methods. It covers measles, HIV, tobacco mosaic virus (TMV), and salmonella.
Vocabulary: Antiretroviral drugs are medications used to treat HIV infections by preventing virus replication.
Example: TMV causes yellow patches in a mosaic pattern on leaves, significantly reducing photosynthesis and plant growth.
Highlight: Vaccines contain dead or weakened viruses that trigger an immune response, producing protective antibodies.