Potential Approach for Fighting Against Corona Virus Disease
Keywords:
MERS-CoV, (Middle East Rispiratory Syndrome-corona virus), BSAAs, (Broad-Spectrum Antiviral Agents), PCR, (Polymerase Chain Reaction), Q-PCR, (Quantitative Polymerase Reaction), SARS, ( Severe acute respiratory syndrome), SARS-CoV, (Severe acute respiratory syndrome corona virus), siRNA, (short interfering ryboneocliac acid), SMAD, (small.mothers against decapentaplegic family of genes), PRRSV, (Reproductive and Respiratory syndrome), EMT, (Endothelial Mesenchymal Transition)Abstract
A viral disease (or viral infection, or infectious disease) occurs when pathogenic viruses invade an organism’s body, and infectious virus particles (virions) attach to and enter susceptible cells [1]. There are many types of viral diseases affecting the human body as explained below. But in this approach focus on a noved viral infectious disease belongs to corona viruses group as this dangerous viruses showed a wide spread activity all over the globe. The virus has a characteristic genetic instability means genetic mutations occurs in high rate such a phenomena make the virus replicates with different genetic sequences and spread rapidly therefore, it is not easy to be controlled neither by vaccines nor by drugs. This research looking for methods to fight against corona virus through certain mechanisms that have a relationships with transforming growth factor (TGF-beta). Here comes the idea that if we could control TGF-beta, with which the virus interacts, it would be possible to get over the virus either directly or indirectly and at the same giving a chance for the immune system in terms of humeral and cell mediated immunity of the human body to be active against the disease. Taking into account that TGF-beta is a growth factor found everywhere in the body.
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