Paramyxovirus refers to a genus of viruses belonging to the family Paramyxoviridae, which are known to cause a variety of diseases in humans and animals, including measles, mumps, and respiratory syncytial virus (RSV). The term is primarily used in medical and scientific contexts, particularly in virology and infectious disease studies. It is not a common word in everyday conversation but is frequently found in academic and clinical literature, indicating a higher prevalence in written contexts.
Вспышка парамиксовируса в регионе вызвала серьезные проблемы со здоровьем.
Research on the paramyxovirus family has led to the development of several vaccines.
Исследования семейства парамиксовирусов привели к разработке нескольких вакцин.
Doctors are monitoring patients for symptoms associated with paramyxovirus infections.
While "paramyxovirus" itself is not commonly incorporated into idiomatic expressions, it can be contextualized within the medical field. Here are some relevant idiomatic expressions related to health and viruses, using the concept of paramyxovirus:
"Поймал неприятный вирус, такой как парамиксовирус."
"Going viral isn't just about social media; it's the paramyxovirus that’s concerning us."
"Стать вирусным — это не только о социальных сетях; парамиксовирус нас беспокоит."
"Don't take it lightly; the paramyxovirus can spread like wildfire."
"Не воспринимай это легкомысленно; парамиксовирус может распространяться, как лесной пожар."
"The risk of contracting a paramyxovirus is higher during certain seasons."
The term "paramyxovirus" is derived from the prefix "para-" meaning "beside" or "near" and "myxovirus," which comes from "myxo-", referring to mucus. This reflects the virus's association with respiratory illnesses that often involve mucus production. The term was first used in scientific literature in the mid-20th century as researchers began to classify different types of viruses.