Agents infectieux facteur de virulence Flashcards
VP4, VP7 = attachement
Rotavirus (RNA non E)
NSP4 (enterotixin)
Rotavirus RNA non E
Glycoprotein G binds LDL-R
targets squamous epithelium
Arbovirus (RNA E)
Glycoprot E1, E2 attache crypt
Lysis PP, necrosis vascular wall
BVD (pestivirus, RNA, E)
Target CD150 (lympho)
SLAM
Rinderpest (morbili RNA E)
FIL attache heparan-R
synthesis VEGF = angiogenesis
Parapox DNA E
Echtyma contagieux
VP1 à 4 attache
R-integrin VB1-3-6
Aphtovirus RNA non E
Foot and mouth dz
S prot binds sialic acid in mucus layer
E2 = entry
Coronavirus RNA E
GIT
VP14 attache
R=ICAM
Enterovirus RNA non E
swine vesicular dz
tropisme endothelial cell -> CIVD
Calicivirus RNA non E
exanthème Fe
Need duplex transcription template = only in S phase
R= transferrin (Ca)
R = transferrin, neuraminic acid (Fe)
Parvovirus DNA non E
Lysis epithelial/endothelial cells
Fiberprotein = attache
R-integrin (coxackievirus-adenovirus)
Phlebovirus DNA non E
Rift valley
HA = entry
NA = shedding
HA/NA bind to target sialligosaccharide
Orthomyxovirus RNA E
Influenza Eq
Glycoprot B, C, D = attache
Mediator A, nectin 1-2, 3-0 sulfate heparin = entry
Trigeminal/olfactive nerve (retrograde axonal)
Active by multiplication by axonal transport to mucosa and going into epithelial cells
Herpesvirus DNA E
IBR
What does latent virus mean?
Latent = NO CMH II. LOW CMH I = less CTL, macro
Virus in nucleus without protein synthesis
Glycoprotein G = attache
Glycoprotein F = fusion
TLR3-4 for inflamm
Pneumovirus RNA E
syncitial
Infects monocytes precursors in bone marrow = reservoir
Genome inserted on chromosomal DNA = persiste infection
Chronic inflamm lung, brain, mammary, synovial, demyelinating encephalitis
Lentivirus RNA E
Maedivisna
R = Sialoadhesin, CD163, heparan
Acute inflamm mucociliary -> bact infection
Arterivirus RNA E
SRRP
Infect injure erythroid precursors
= neonatal anemia
Herpesvirus (cytomegalovirus) DNA E
inclusion body rhinitis
PAS CONTAGIEUX
bite from midges
Capside VP2, VP5, NS3 (insertin)
Cytotoxin (viroporin)
Source = semen accessory glands
Orbivirus RNA non E
African horse sickness
Lysis vascular endothelium
Lysis lymphocytes
Vasculitis
Dead-end host because spread need free cell virus = don’t exist
Gammaherpesvirus DNA E
fièvre catarrhale maligne
Erns, E2 envelop, glycoprotein
Pestivirus RNA E
Classical swine fever
Envelop glycoprot = p12, p54, p30
Asfivirus DNA E
African swine fever
Glyco = B, C, D
basse temperature helps
Canine herpesV type I
Antigenic shift/drift of 3c genes in mucosal macrophages
S1, S2, M, E = attache
PIF
What is the immune response in PIF? SC?
HIGH cell mediated = no PIF
LOW cell mediated = dry
NO cell mediated = wet
effective HUMORAL = more severe
Adequate AC = hyperS III -> complement => neutro
Type 4 in some pygranulomas
envelop gp120, gp90
R-lentivirus-R-1
Cell free vitus act as hapten on RBC -> phagocyte + présente lympho -> humoral response -> hyperSe II
What happens if haptens active complement?
Lentivirus
Anemie infectieuse equine (bloodborne)
active complement = RBC lysis
Changement LB (gene transactivation)
Provirus infected LT
gp51, gp30 enter naive LB = express IgM
CD5, CD11b = susceptible infection
p34tax = prolif LB = X virus + growth/differenciation
Deltavirus
Leukemia Bo