Virus dalam sejarah manusia
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 Pengantar  Sejarah virologi  Virus dalam sejarah manusia 
| Bagian dari virus |  Selubung (amplop)  Kapsid  Protein virus  |  |
| Daur hidup virus |  Penginangan virus  Replikasi virus  Pelepasan virus  Latensi virus  Viroplasma  |  |
| Genetika |  Reasorsi  Pergeseran antigen  Penyimpangan antigen  Percampuran fenotipe  |  |
| Menurut inang |  Bakteriofag  Virofag  Mikovirus  Virus tumbuhan  Virus hewan  Virus manusia  |  |
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Sebuah prasasti Mesir kuno menggambarkan penderita virus polio, Dinasti ke-18 (1580–1350 SM)
Ukiran kayu dari Abad Pertengahan yang menampilkan anjing gila.
Tulip yang terinfeksi Tulip breaking virus
Edward Jenner, dokter asal Inggris yang memelopori penggunaan vaksin
Sebuah kartun dari tahun 1802 menampilkan Jenner sedang memvaksinasi – para penerima diperlihatkan dengan para sapi timbul dari tubuh mereka.
Louis Pasteur, ilmuwan Prancis yang mengembangkan vaksin rabies
Sebuah kartun dari tahun 1826 menggambarkan seekor anjing ganas di jalanan London
Rahima Banu, seorang gadis asal Bangladesh, adalah orang terakhir yang diketahui tertular cacar, pada 1975. Ia kemudian sembuh.
Laporan kasus campak di Inggris dan Wales dari 1940 sampai 2007 yang menampilkan penurunan dari 400.000 kasus tahunan menjadi kurang dari 1.000.
Staf rumah sakit menguji seorang pasien dalam tangki respirator "paru-paru besi", pada epidemi polio di Rhode Island tahun 1960
Kiri ke kanan: monyet hijau Afrika, sumber SIV; mangabey hitam, sumber HIV-2; dan simpanse, sumber HIV-1
Para anggota Palang Merah Amerika Serikat mengangkut seorang penderita flu Spanyol dari sebuah rumah pada tahun 1918
Sekelompok virus, yang disebut sebagai arbovirus, dapat ditularkan oleh artropoda, misalnya nyamuk Aedes aegypti
Kutu kebul (Trialeurodes vaporariorum) adalah vektor virus mosaik ubi kayu.
Ilustrasi morfologi utrastruktural sebuah virion koronavirus yang dibuat oleh Pusat Pengendalian dan Pencegahan Penyakit Amerika Serikat.
Mikrograf virion virus Marburg