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Rev Fac Med UNAM 2020; 63 (3)


Metapneumovirus humano: epidemiología y posibles tratamientos profilácticos

Solís-Rodríguez M, Alpuche-Solís ÁG, Tirado-Mendoza RG

Idioma: Español
Referencias bibliográficas: 37
Paginas: 7-18
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RESUMEN

En el 2001, se identificó en Holanda al metapneumovirus humano (hMPV) como un “nuevo” agente etiológico causante de infecciones respiratorias agudas en infantes menores de 5 años; sin embargo, también se ha aislado en personas de la tercera edad e inmunocomprometidos. Este virus se considera como el segundo agente etiológico en enfermedades agudas del tracto respiratorio. En la actualidad, el costo estimado de las infecciones respiratorias agudas (IRA) en nuestro país es de 9,000 dólares estadounidenses por paciente hospitalizado.
El hMPV es un miembro del género Metapneumovirus, familia Pneumoviridae, que pertenece al orden de los Mononegavirales, correspondiente a virus de ácido ribonucleico (RNA) monocatenario negativo, que consta de 8 genes en el orden 3’-N-P-M-F-M2-SH-G-L-5’, y que codifica para 9 proteínas. De estas proteínas, la glicoproteína de fusión F está altamente conservada en el género Metapneumovirus y es el mayor determinante antigénico, y al no existir aún vacuna aprobada para este virus, se ha utilizado como un epítopo candidato para el diseño de una vacuna que confiera inmunidad al hospedero o como un blanco terapéutico en la creación de péptidos antivirales que inhiban la fusión del virus a su célula blanco y se evite la infección en sujetos de alto riesgo de contagio, ya que en la actualidad no se ha aprobado por la COFEPRIS ningún tratamiento profiláctico contra hMPV.


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