1r Tema Flashcards

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Where a virus can be found?

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Virus can be found anywhere: in soil, water and air

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What type of living being can they infect?

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they can infect any type of living being

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What is a virome?

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it is a viral particle living insede our body,there are 10^15

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4
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Does every virus affect us?

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There’s many of them that doesn’t affect us

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5
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Can viruses be beneficial to the host?

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Yes, an exemple is a plant that thanks to a virus wich is infecting a fungus that livs in the plant is able to grow in vety extrem temperatures.

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How are phages seen in a negative stainning?

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Phages are seen in color white, whereas the background is seen dark (due to the heavy metals)

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How are phages seen in a positive stainning?

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Phages are seen in a color black, whereas the background is seen kinf of white.

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What is an X-ray diffraction?

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When the virus is cristalized, we have this kinf of structure in wich it can be seen the proteines crystalised

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How was the tobacco mosaic experminet carry ou?

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First, extraction of sap froma a tobacco plant hit the disease, the the sap was passes through a porcelain filter, then, this sap was rubbed om a healthy tobacco plant. Martinus Beijerinck, “contagium vivum fluidum”

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What is a virus?

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A virus is a genetic entity that cannot replicate independently of a living cell, uses host cellular machinery to multiply.

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Where can we found the genoimic matirial of the virus?

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Inside the capsid

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What are the main components of a virus?

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Nucleic acid and proteins

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13
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Wich types of morphology are?

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Helical, iscosahedral and mixed symmetry

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Ho do they get the envelope from the host cell?

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They can take the exterior membrane, and sometimes they can take the nucleic membrane

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What is homeostasis?

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It’s the ability to keep a constant chemical composition inside, the equilibrium is essential. It’s the tendency towards a relatively stable equilibrium between independent elements, specially as maintained by physiological processes.

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16
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Are all viral mRNA translated by the host ribosomes?

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Yes, they parasite the host protein synthesis machinery. Viruses can’t produce ribosomes.

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IS a virus the same as a viral particle?

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It’s not the same. A viral particle is the extracellular form of a virus, meanwhile a virus is the intracellular form

18
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Do plant viruses require a receptor?

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plant viruses do not require, in general, a receptor

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What is a lytic infection?

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Virus recongnises the receptor, infection, productiopn of lots of viral particles or virions, finmallym lysis of the host cell. Equivalent to the lytic cycle in bacteriophages.

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What is a latent infection?

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The virus enters the host cell and remains ther indefinetly. Equivalent to lisogenic cycle in bacteriophages

21
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What is a persisten infection?

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The virus produces very few viral particles. When the virions exit the host cell, the cell doesn’t die. This is because it’s an enveloped virus

22
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Transformation

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When a virus infects the host cell transforming it into a tumoral cell

23
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Cell fusion

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Enveloped viruses usually have fusion proteins. These fusion proteins allow the fusion of the membrane of the host cell and the membrane of the enveloped virus.

24
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Our genome is formed

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by retroviral DNA sequence

25
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The virus without the envelope is called

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Naked virus

26
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Viruses are sensitive to antibiotics?

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No

27
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The viruses have trophism?

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Yes, also contributes in the specificity

28
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Involving one species, which is the reservoir?

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Human

29
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Alternate infection between species, which is the reservoir?

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Non-human primates, meanwhile human are occasional host

30
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Zoonoses

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THE “JUMP” between species