6. Lecture Flashcards
eclipse
a period of time elapsed during which neither intracellular nor extracellular virus could be detected-
from the first mRNA until the first virion assembly
• parts:
• early transcription, translation: enzymes
• replication: nucleic acid multiplication
• late transcription, translation: structural proteins
name the baltimore classification families (VI)
I. dsDNA II. ssDNA III. dsRNA IV. +ssRNA V. -ssRNA VI. viruses using reverse transcriptase
polycistronic
VIRUSES
a coding system viruses can have due to lack of space
Describing mRNA that encodes for multiple different polypeptides.
monocistronic
CELLS
capacity of eukaryotes to code one gene per one mRNA
ssDNA virus: primer
The DNA thread forms hairpins - self priming
•Cellular polymerase synthesizes complementary
thread
describe the replication of ssDNA viruses
- small genome: no own polymerase
- cellular polymerase copies the dsDNA
- eventually one thread is removed
•Autonomous ssDNA parvoviruses, Circoviridae:
•Multiplication only in S-phase (dividing) cells!
→ Pathology: enterocyte, embryo,
bone marrow cells…
ssDNA Dependovirus
• use the replicase of adeno- or herpesviruses