2 lytic viruses Flashcards

1
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whaet is the nucleic acid of picornavirus?

A

ssRNA +

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2
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does picornavirus have a lipid envelope?

A

no?

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3
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do Picoviruses have a lipid envelope?

do they have a tegment?

A

no

no

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4
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at what pH do rhinoviruses start to become unstable?

when are entero viruses stable?

A

below 6

enteroviruses are stable at a pH from 3-9

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5
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what shape is a picornavirus?

A

icosahedral

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6
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what does enterovirus cause?

A

paralysis (non-polio and polio-type), common cold, meningitis, diarrhea,

hand-foot-and-mouth disease.

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7
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what does the rhinovirus cuase?

A

the common cold.

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8
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hepatovirus what does it cause?

A

hepatitis

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9
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what is the transmission of enteroviruses?

A

fecal oral routes.

the capsid is resistant to water treatment.

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10
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what are the diffrent forms of polio?

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11
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what is poliomyelitis? what happens in it?

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polios=gray myelos=marrow itis=inflammation

more effect on lower extremeties.

with a slow recovery over 2 years.

there may be some residual paraylis.

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12
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what is the progression of polio like?

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it may be asymptomatic or may progress to minor or major diseases.

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13
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what was the endemic stage of polio?

what is the epidemic stage of polio?

what is teh post vaccine phase of polio?

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when the children would encounter the virus at an early age they would still have the maternal antibodies that would protect them.

in the 1900s there was indoor plumbing everywhere and people would be older when they first started encountering the virus/.

there is very few cases. most are vaccine related.

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14
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what is the path of infection of polio?

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it binds to the receptor and enters.

it is uncoated

it is translated without the cap.

makes a single polypeptide.

it is is self cleaved with some to make the capsid and some non structure protein.

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15
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how does the polio virus get in?

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through endocytosis and then the RNA is injected into it.

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16
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what is the effect of the polio on the host cell?

A

it inhibits translation and that plays a role in cell death.

17
Q

what are teh steps that picorna viruses need to take to make copies of its genome?

A

it takes its ssRNA + and has to make a - copy and uses that to make a replicate + copy.

18
Q

what are 3 diffrent strategys or things to inhibit the picornavirus?

A

Virusentryandgenomerelease(Pleconaril)

ProteaseProcessing(Ruprintrivir)

• RNA-dependent RNA polymerase inhibitors (Ribavirin)

19
Q

what did salk invent?

A

the inactivated virus vaccine 1955

sabin made the live attenuated virus. in 1962

20
Q

what kind of nucleic acid does the adenovirus have?

does it have an envelope?

how is it spread?

where is it a latent virus?

A

dsDNA

not enveloped.

it is spread through the fecal oral route.

latent virus in the adenoids and tonsils.

21
Q

The Adenovirus particle is a much more

complicated machine than the

picornavirus particle.

A
22
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what are the diseases that adenovirus causes?

A

it is a gastrointestional disease

that affects mostly the immunosupressed.

have vommiting fever before diarrhea.

it has a similar trophism to picornavirus but it is much different.

23
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how does the adenovirus get into the blood causing a viremia?

A

it goes into the lymphnodes

24
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how is the adenovirus released from the epithelia cells?

A

the virus makes more of itself and goes and makes protein that disrupts tthe adhesion junctions.

25
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Adenovirus Gene Expression Is Quite Complex

A

  • not simple partitioning into early and late segments
  • clusters of genes are expressed from a limited number of shared promoters

multiple spliced mRNA and alternative splicing are used to make a variety of poly peptides from each promoter.

26
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is there a adenovirus vaccine?

A

yes.

27
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