Where is BSE endemic to?

Where is vCJD endemic to?

Where is Kuru endemic to?

Where is CJD endemic to?

Why did BSE 1st emerge?

List the order of prion diseases from OLDEST to NEWEST.

All of the following are true of prion proteins except:

CJD is a rare, genetic, degenerative brain disease.

vCJD is a rare, genetic, degenerative brain disease.

CJD is the same disease as bovine spongiform encephalopathy (BSE), also known as "mad cow disease."

In the United States, what group possibly faces the danger of a prion disease?

Prion diseases are always fatal.

Effective treatments can prolong prion diseases.

Prion diseases can have the longest incubation periods out of all known pathogens.

Cooking meat until well-done is a very important step in preventing the transmission of mad cow disease.

There is a vaccine for mad cow disease in cows.

What types of tissues carry the greatest risk of spreading mad cow disease to people?

What is the human variant of mad cow disease called?

Which prion disease would be more likely seen in the United States?

Which of the following animals is NOT known to host a prion disease?

What is the proper scientific acronym for mad cow disease?

What is the proper scientific acronym for the prion disease which occurs in deer?

Which prion diseases is a genetic disease in humans? (Check all that apply)

What is the proper scientific acronym for all prion diseases?

Which prion disease is the oldest known prion disease?

Which prion disease occur in mink?

Which prion disease causes a genetic disease and is characterized by a lack of sleep?

Which prion disease listed below mostly affects males in the population?

Which prion disease listed below mostly affects women and children in the population?