05b: Viral Pathogenesis/Lab Flashcards

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Viral “factories”, aka (X), can accumulate in cell cytoplasm/nucleus and cause host cell lysis.

A

X = inclusion bodies

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List some examples of cytopathic effects (CPE) of virus infection.

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  1. Inhibition of host cell DNA/RNA/protein synthesis
  2. Inclusion body accumulation
  3. Immune-mediated cytolysis
  4. Apoptosis
  5. Syncytia formation
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3
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A “transforming” viral infection refers to:

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Immortalization of host cell by oncogenic virus

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4
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List the sites of viral entry into host body.

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  1. Skin
  2. Resp tract mucosa
  3. GI tract mucosa
  4. GU tract mucosa
  5. Conjunctiva
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5
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List some protective mechanisms in resp tract that virus has to evade to enter.

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  1. Mucous/ciliated cells (clear foreign material)
  2. IgA, IgE, macrophages
  3. Cool T (URT) inhibits viral replication
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6
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List some protective mechanisms in GI tract that virus has to evade to enter.

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  1. Harsh environment (pH, proteases, bile salts)

2. IgA and other nonspecific inhibitors of viral replication

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7
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Some viruses cross intestinal mucosal layer by crossing through (X) cells.

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X = M

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8
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Primary replication occurs at (X). If virus stays put, (Y) infections are produced.

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X = site of infection;
Y = localized
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9
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List the three methods viruses use to spread from site of entry to target tissues.

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  1. On epithelial surfaces
  2. Sub-epithelial invasion and lymphatic spread
  3. Bloodstream
  4. Peripheral nerves
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Virus that invades (X) via (Y) mechanism usually produces a generalized rash.

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X = skin
Y = bloodstream
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11
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Virus can invade CNS via which 3 mechanisms/routes?

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  1. Bloodstream (hematogenous)
  2. CSF/meninges
  3. Peripheral/sensory nerves
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12
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Aside from killing infected cells, what are the mechanisms by which viruses cause disease?

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  1. Impair functions of host

2. Immunopathogenesis (elicit immune response)

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