Browse 23 human-focused viral profiles with illustrative 3D models, clinical context, symptoms, and source references.
Respiratory viruses with illness ranging from mild to severe.
The virus that causes COVID-19, with a variable clinical course.
Viruses that cause acute gastroenteritis in people.
A highly contagious airborne virus that causes fever and a spreading rash.
A contagious virus best known for a swollen jaw and puffy cheeks.
Usually a mild rash illness, but a serious infection during pregnancy.
One virus behind two illnesses: chickenpox first, shingles later.
A liver infection spread through contaminated food, water or close contact.
A liver virus that can become a long-term, often silent infection.
A bloodborne liver virus that is often silent and now usually curable.
A virus that attacks the immune system and is managed with lifelong treatment.
A very common group of viruses; a few types can lead to cancers.
Two related viruses that cause cold sores or genital herpes and stay for life.
One of the most common human viruses; the usual cause of mono.
A common virus that usually stays silent but matters in pregnancy.
The classic cause of severe watery diarrhoea in infants and young children.
A common respiratory virus that is mild for most but serious for infants and older adults.
A mosquito-borne fever that is usually mild but can turn severe fast.
A mosquito-borne virus that is usually mild but serious in pregnancy.
A mosquito-borne fever whose joint pain can last long after it.
A virus that is preventable after exposure but fatal once symptoms begin.
A mostly silent gut infection that can paralyse a small share of those infected.
A rare but severe illness caused by several related viruses.