HDV
Delta hepatitis virus
HDV stands for high-definition video, a format with substantially greater resolution than standard definition.
In technical contexts, HDV specifically refers to a recording format that stores high-definition video on standard MiniDV cassette tapes, popular with prosumer and professional videographers in the mid-2000s: We shot the documentary on HDV before upgrading to solid-state cameras.
Abdominal detoxifying organ
- cirrhosisIrreversible hepatic scarring
- jaundiceYellowing from bile pigment
- fibrosisPathological connective tissue buildup
- bilirubinHemoglobin degradation byproduct
ascites · coinfection · superinfection · hepatocyte · encephalopathy · decompensation · ALT
Multiple concurrent infections
- superinfectionNew infection atop another
- bloodborneCarried via circulation
- parenteralNot via alimentary canal
- endemicNative to one area
outbreak · prevalence · carrier · exposure · incubation · prophylaxis · screening · serology
Gene expression molecule
- genomeOrganism's total hereditary material
- replicationAct of duplicating precisely
- transcriptionWritten version of speech
- nucleotideGenetic code subunit
sequence · mutation · genotype · phylogenetics · recombination · genotyping · clade
Immune response protein
liver
Abdominal detoxifying organ
- cirrhosisIrreversible hepatic scarring
- jaundiceYellowing from bile pigment
- fibrosisPathological connective tissue buildup
bilirubin · ascites · coinfection · superinfection · hepatocyte · encephalopathy · decompensation · ALT
coinfection
Multiple concurrent infections
- superinfectionNew infection atop another
- bloodborneCarried via circulation
- parenteralNot via alimentary canal
endemic · outbreak · prevalence · carrier · exposure · incubation · prophylaxis · screening · serology · vaccination
RNA
Gene expression molecule
- genomeOrganism's total hereditary material
- replicationAct of duplicating precisely
- transcriptionWritten version of speech
nucleotide · sequence · mutation · genotype · phylogenetics · recombination · genotyping · clade
interferon
Immune response protein
pathogenicity
Ability to cause illness
- virionSingle viral unit