<unk><unk>  encephalitis is<unk>  by a (+) ssRNA virus of the Flavivirus genus. Three subtypes of the virus exist including the Far East, European, and Siberian subtypes. The Ixodidae family of<unk> s is the primary vector associated with transmission, with other modes of transmission including the consumption of unpasteurized, raw milk. The virus itself is a member of the flavivirus genus with a (+) ssRNA genome enclosed in a capsid protein. The pathogenic process begins with the location of a host cell receptor. The virus is internalized through the process of endocytosis. During this time the virus hi-jacks the host cells replication machinery, in order to replicate many times within the host cell. Upon completion, the cell releases many immature virions for further progression of the disease.
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