Bacteriophage model with indicator and board: Sheath viruses/membraneless viruses

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Bacteriophage model
Large model of a bacteriophage with a complex structure - a virus that attacks bacteria. Dimensions of the model: 20 x 15 x 8 cm.

Wall charts: sheath viruses/epithelial viruses 90x130 cm
Large, clear educational board showing the structure of viruses divided into enveloped and non-homotropic viruses and examples of viruses attacking the human body. An additional element is the drawing of a bacteriophage and the way it attacks bacteria (phage therapy).
The division of viruses into enveloped and nonenveloped is important in the selection and development of therapies; for example, enveloped viruses are more sensitive to physical and chemical agents than nonenveloped viruses; both groups respond differently to given drug therapies.
The chart shows:
structure of a sheathless (non-sheath) virus, structure of a sheath (enveloped) virus; lentivirus (HIV), coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 virus), orthomyxovirus (influenza virus), filovirus (Ebola virus), herpesvirus (herpes virus), adenovirus (rhinitis), picornavirus (polio), rhabdovirus (rabies).
Board framed in wooden rods, laminated. Large board dimensions: 90x130 cm.