What is the family of the virus that causes Viral Neurotropic Disease (VND)?

The virus that causes Viral Neurotropic Disease (VND) belongs to the Paramyxoviridae family. This family of viruses is known for affecting the central nervous system and can lead to neurotropic diseases. Pathogens from Paramyxoviridae include well-known viruses such as measles and mumps, which can have neurological complications. The ability of viruses in this family to invade and affect nervous tissues is a distinctive characteristic that connects them to VND.

In contrast, the other families listed have different characteristics and are associated with other diseases. For example, Adenoviridae primarily cause respiratory illnesses, while Coronaviridae are known for respiratory diseases such as COVID-19, and Flaviviridae includes viruses like dengue fever and Zika virus, which also do not primarily cause neurotropic diseases. Understanding the classification of these viruses helps clarify their effects on health and the specific diseases they may cause.