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How do viruses damage cells?
inhibit protein synthesis, toxic viral proteins, competition, etc
How do viruses damage cells?
inhibit protein synthesis, toxic viral proteins, competition, etc
How do viruses alter gene expression?
apoptosi and cell transformation
induce antiviral atiity and enhance and modify immune response
interfereons
what do interferons save
neighboring ccells
What are the routes of viral entry?
resp, alimentary, skin, genital, conjunctiva
particles ___ micron in mucus membrane of trachea and bronchioles
5-10 microns
particles ___ microns inhaled to lungs and affect epithelial cells
infect by contactt of mucous membrane
large influenza droplets
infect the upper respiratory tract
intermediate influenze droplets
infect the lower respiratory tract
small influenza droplets
What are the mechanisms of spread in the body?
epithelial surfaces, sub epithelial invasion, lymph spread, viremia, invade skin, invade CNS, invade other organs, invade fetus
___ viremia is beofre it gets to other organs
1
___ viremia is after it gets to other organs
2
___ phagocytose ciruses, passively transferred to cells, or infects them
macrophages
pathology of enterovirus
enters through oral route, replicates in oropharny, 1 viremia, target, 2 viremia, shed in stool
Where can virus shed from?
respiratory and oropharngeal secretions, feces, skin, urine, milk, genitals, blood
cd4
helper t
cd8
cytotoxic
name the steps of one step growht
attachment/adsorption, penetration, eclipse, rise
Which DNA viruses replicate NA in the cytoplasm?
Pox and hepadna
Which RNA viruses replicate NA in the cytoplasm?
All except Ortho and Retro
Which virus buds from the nuclear envelope
Herpes
Which viruses bud from the golgi?
Pox, corona, bunya
Which viruses bud from the ER?
Hepadna, Flavi
Which virus bud from the plasma membrane?
toxa, paramyxo, rhabido, ortho, arena, retro
Viral replication steps
Attachment, penetration, uncaring, transcription, replication, assemly, release
How do viruses get in?
endocytosis, invaination, viroplexis, interact with cell receptors, and attracted to heparin sulfate
amount of infectious viruses adsorbed per cell
MOI
___ ____ helps spill the NA into the cell by helping to unoat
M2
what virus uses viral transcriptase
pox virus
_____ viruses bud to be released
enveloped
_____ viruses lyses
naked
types of virus-cell interactions
permisive, lytic, productive, abortive, persistant, latent, cytopathic efffects
What are some cytopathic effects
plaque formation, enlargement, chance membrane, fusion, vacuoles, inclusion bodies
list DNA viruses
Hepadna, Hepres, Adeno, Parvo, Polyoo, Papillo, Pox
list ss + RNA
calci pico flavi toga corona retro
What do virsuses in the same order have in common>
Same NA and gene order
What do viruses in the same fam have in common?
Same NA, gene order and morphology
What do viruses in the same genus have in common
same NA, reproductive strategy, differences in genome
Name the 6 orders of viruses
Mononega, Nido, Cauda, Picorna, Tymo, Herpes
What are the families in mononega?
borna, filo, rhabido, Paramyxo