Ch. 6: Acellular Pathogens Flashcards

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acellular

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Not consisting of cells

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Virions

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Inert particle that is reproductive form of a virus

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Host range

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When viruses are able to infect cells of one or a fee species of organism

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Bacteriophage

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Viruses that infect bacteria

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Mechanical transmission

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Transmission occurs when an arthropod carries a viral patlwgen on the outside of its body & transmits it to a new must by physical contact

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Biological transmission

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Transmission occurs when the arthropod carries the viral pathogen inside its body & transmits it to a new host through biting

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Capsid

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Protein cost that surrounds the nucleic acid (DNA or RNA)

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Capsomeres

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Protein subunits that form the capsid

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Nonenveloped virus (naked virus)

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Enveloped virus

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Viral envelope

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Spikes

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Helical capsid shape

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Polyhedral capsid shape

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Complex capsid shape

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Icosahedral capsid shape

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Sheath

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Tail fibers

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Tail pins

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Virulent phages

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Temperate phages

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Progeny viruses

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Edward Jenner

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Wendell Stanley

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Attachment

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Penetration

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Biosynthesis

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Maturation

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Lysis

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Vector

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Lytic cycle

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Lysogenic cycle

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Prophage

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Lysogen

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Lysogeny

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Lysogenic conversion (phage conversion)

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Induction

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Transduction

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Generalized transduction

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Specialized transduction

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Tissue tropism

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+ssRNA

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-ssRNA

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retrovirus

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Reverse transcriptase

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Provirus

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Tropism

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Martinis Beijerinck

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Vaccination

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Innoculation

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Zoonoses

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Latent virus

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In vivo

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In vitro

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Plaque

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Bacterial lawn

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Cytopathic effects (CPEs)

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Viroids

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Virusoids

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Prions

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Transmissible spongiform encephalopathy (TSE)

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Characteristics of Viruses

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  • infectious, acellular pathogens
  • obligate intracellular parasites w/host a cell-type specificity
  • DNA or RNA
  • genome surrounded by protein capsid; a phospholipid membrane studded w/viral glycoproteins in some cases
  • lack genes for merry products needed for successful reproduction; requires exploitation of host-cell genomes to reproduce