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rhinovirus Biol.|ˈraɪnəʊvaɪərəs|
[mod.L., f. rhino- + virus.]
Any of a group of picornaviruses including those which cause some forms of the common cold.
1961C. H. Andrewes in Yale Jrnl. Biol. Med. XXXIV. 201 It was reported that some rather different viruses had been cultivated from colds in adults and that these had strong claims to be the agents which were being sought. These newly discovered agents, for which the name Rhinovirus is proposed, are the subject of this paper. 1970Daily Tel. 1 Dec. 5/3 Symptomless rhinovirus infections occur. In addition, rhinoviruses and rhinovirus colds are most prevalent in the spring when sudden changes in temperature most commonly occur. The rhinoviruses are responsible for most colds. 1974Nature 27 Sept. 276/1 Picornaviruses can be divided by physiochemical methods into five subgroups: enteroviruses (for example polio, swine vesicular disease), cardioviruses (such as EMC, Maus Elberfeld (ME)), foot and mouth disease viruses (FMDV) and human and equine rhinoviruses. 1978G. A. Sheehan Running & Being x. 140 We become infected with one of the numerous rhinoviruses. |