A virus is not a species; a virus belongs to a species. Italicize species, genus, and family of a virus when used in a taxonomic sense. Note however, that it is fine to not mention taxonomy of a virus, especially one like dengue or polio that is well known.Do not italicize a virus name when used generically.or human coronavirus, use the abbreviation hCoV. Be aware that there is a genus/species named Human coronavirus, which should be abbreviated as H. coronavirus, not hCoV. For numbered echoviruses (e.g., echovirus 13), use the following format: E13 (do not use EV). For hepatitis E virus, use the acryonym HEV.
Found This Helpful. Involuntary muscle spasms, also known as muscle cramps, are contractions that are sudden and painful. Muscles spasms can be caused by dehydration, overuse of a muscle and holding a muscle in the same position for a prolonged period.Luckily, treatments are available to alleviate muscle spasm pain.ound This Helpful. Involuntary muscle spasms, also known as muscle cramps, are contractions that are sudden and painful. Muscles spasms can be caused by dehydration, overuse of a muscle and holding a muscle in the same position for a prolonged period.
Fasciculation (Muscle Twitch). Fasciculation, or muscle twitching, is involuntary movement of the muscles in an area of your body. Common areas for spasms or tremors to occur include the eyelid, calf or thumb. Muscle spasm causes range from stress to neurological problems.ertain drugs, such as diuretics, corticosteroids or estrogens may have also cause muscle twitching as a side effect. Because the most common causes of muscle twitching are stress or strenuous exercise, you may experience occasional muscle fasciculation if you are an athlete.