bio tech quiz Flashcards
A virus is _________
nonliving
How do viruses multiply ?
by living in host
Viruses can be named based on__________.
the disease they cause
what is the main human defense against viruses?
Immune system
Which of the following best defines a vaccine?
a. a particular type of virus that reproduced on its own
b. A substance introduced in the body to help produce chemicals that destroy specific viruses.
c. A type of disease that causes harm
d. a disease-causing virus that is injected into the body to destroy host cells
b. A substance introduced in the body to help produce chemicals that destroy specific viruses.
which of the following is a characteristic of viruses?
a. they usually have one or two strands of DNA or RNA
b. they typically have a small nucleus
c. they can be unicellular or multicellular
d. all viruses are autotrophs
a. they usually have one or two strands of DNA or RNA
what is the outside protective coating of a virus made of?
protein and lipids
in which cycle does a virus replicate and form new viruses after infecting the host?
lytic
lytic replicates until…
lysis (rupture)
define virus
a small infectious agent that can’t reproduce on its own. Viruses need a host cell machinery to replicate
the genome
where the genes are located
can be DNA or RNA
codes for viral proteins
the capsid
a protein coat that covers the genome
protects the genome
composed of proteins
contains enzymes needed for replication
the envelope
a lipid protein coat that covers the capsid
protects the capsid when present
composed of protein and lipid
contains proteins needed to attach to host cells
the envelope
a lipid protein coat that covers the capsid
viruses with a genome and a capsid are called__________
naked
viruses with agenome capsid nd enevelope are called________
enveloped
viral life cycle
- the virus ATTACHES to its host cell
- The virus ENTERS its host cell (inject or endocytosis)
- The virus HIJACKS the host cell so it can replicate
- The new virus exit the host cell
how do naked viruses enter the cell?
- inject their genome through a host cell membrane
- the naked virus might be taken up by endocytosis and then punch holes int he endosome membrane
how do enveloped viruses enter host cells
- bc the enveloped virus also has a membrane it might fuse with the host cell membrane
- the enveloped virus might be taken up by endocytosis and then fuse with the endosome membrane
how do naked viruses exit the host cell
the host cell fills with nature viruses and bursts. this is lysis
lysis
- always lydic stage
- the host cell fills with mature virsues and bursts
how enveloped viruses exit host cells
- the new enveloped proteins are collected in the host cell membrane
- the new capsid proteins and the genome collect below the envelope proteins
- the new enveloped virus forms and buds off from the host cells
which type of cycle is HIV?
lysogenic
which type of cycle is AIDS?
lydic cycle