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Infectious disease, ACE2 Codes for an enzyme that protects against lung…

- - - - HIV HIV is a virus that attacks the bodys immune system
        
        AIDS A disease that lowers the body's immune system's ability to fight infections. AIDS happens when HIV is not treated
      - Malaria A fever caused by a parasite that infects red blood cells, malaria is transmitted by mosquitos that are also infected with it.
        
        Zika Viruses transmitted by mosquitoes symptoms include a fever, rash, or muscle and joint pain.
      - Staphylococcus A group of bacteria know also as Staph
        
        Staphylococcus epidermidis A species of Staph and an infection caused by putting in medical devises such as a VAD
      - Cystic Fibrosis A possibly fatal disease that is inherited and affects many organs. Impacts sweat and mucus producing cells and clogs passageways throughout the body
      - COVID-19 An infectious disease caused by SARS-CoV-2
        
        SARS A Viral respiratory disease
      - Chronic Kidney DIsease Antibiotic resistant bacteria Bacteria that can not be treated by many antibiotics
      - Lyme Disease Is caused by Borrelia burgdorferi which is a bacteria group. It is given to humans when an infected tick bites you. Symptoms are flu-like and fatigue.
      - Herpes simplex virus Known as herpes which is an infection that causes blisters on your skin
      - Tuberculosis Known as TB it is a disease that is passed through the air from people. It affects the lungs and sometimes the brain, kidneys and spine.
      - Ebola Infectious and fatal disease that causes fever and internal bleeding. It is spread through contact of infected fluids by the Filovirus.
      - Hepatitis An inflammation of the liver
      - Sickle Cell Disease An inherited Condition where red blood cells become misshaped and can cause a shortage of red blood cells.
        
        Sickle Cell Trait Inherited gene of Sickle Cell trait that does not necessarily cause sickle cell anemia
      - Hemolysis Destruction of red blood cells
- - - - Immunogenicity assessments Seeing the ability of something to cause an immune response