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Yellow fever virus
Ebola virus
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Dengue virus
Low concentrations of cross-reacting antibodies from exposure to serotype 1 were not sufficient to neutralize virus of serotype 2
Antibodies against serotype 1 were present but did not cross-react with virus of serotype 2
Antibodies against serotype 1 cross-reacted with virus of serotype 2 to opsonize virus for greater uptake by macrophages
Antibodies against serotype 1 cross-reacted with virus of serotype 2 to block its phagocytosis by macrophages
It is a flavivirus whereas dengue is a filovirus
It occurs in Asia whereas dengue is limited to South America and Africa
It is a naked RNA virus whereas dengue is an enveloped virus
It invades the liver whereas dengue is mainly in macrophages and blood
It is caused by a Flavivirus and spread by Anopheles mosquitoes
Hemorrhage and shock can result from re-infection by a different serotype of the same virus
It is caused by Hantavirus and spread by Aedes mosquitoes
Antibodies against the virus provide immunity that is cross-protective against multiple serotypes of the same virus