Chapter 21 Vocab Flashcards

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AZT

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anti-HIV drug that inhibits the viral enzyme reverse transcriptase

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acellular

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lacking cells

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acute disease

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disease where the symptoms rise and fall within a short period of time
asymptomatic disease disease where there are no symptoms and the individual is unaware of being infected unless lab tests are performed

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asymptomatic disease disease where there are no symptoms and the individual is unaware of being infected unless lab tests are performed

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disease where there are no symptoms and the individual is unaware of being infected unless lab tests are performed

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attenuation

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weakening of a virus during vaccine development

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back mutation

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when a live virus vaccine reverts back to it disease-causing phenotype

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bacteriophage

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virus that infects bacteria

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budding

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method of exit from the cell used in certain animal viruses, where virions leave the cell individually by capturing a piece of the host plasma membrane

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capsid

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protein coating of the viral core

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capsomere

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protein subunit that makes up the capsid

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cell necrosis

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cell death

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chronic infection

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describes when the virus persists in the body for a long period of time

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cytopathic

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causing cell damage

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envelope

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lipid bilayer that envelopes some viruses

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fusion

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method of entry by some enveloped viruses, where the viral envelope fuses with the plasma membrane of the host cell

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gall

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appearance of a plant tumor

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gene therapy

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treatment of genetic disease by adding genes, using viruses to carry the new genes
inside the cell

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group I virus

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virus with a dsDNA genome

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group II virus

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virus with a ssDNA genome

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group III virus

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virus with a dsRNA genome

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group IV virus

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virus with a ssRNA genome with positive polarity

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group V virus

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virus with a ssRNA genome with negative polarity

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group VI virus

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virus with a ssRNA genomes converted into dsDNA by reverse transcriptase

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group VII virus

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virus with a single-stranded mRNA converted into dsDNA for genome replication

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horizontal transmission
transmission of a disease from parent to offspring
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hyperplasia
abnormally high cell growth and division
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hypoplasia
abnormally low cell growth and division
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intermittent symptom
symptom that occurs periodically
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latency
virus that remains in the body for a long period of time but only causes intermittent symptoms
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lysis
bursting of a cell
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lysogenic cycle
type of virus replication in which the viral genome is incorporated into the genome of the host cell
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lytic cycle
type of virus replication in which virions are released through lysis, or bursting, of the cell
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matrix protein
envelope protein that stabilizes the envelope and often plays a role in the assembly of progeny virions
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negative polarity
ssRNA viruses with genomes complimentary to their mRNA
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oncogenic virus
virus that has the ability to cause cancer
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oncolytic virus
virus engineered to specifically infect and kill cancer cells
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PrPc
normal prion protein
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PrPsc
infectious form of a prion protein
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pathogen
agent with the ability to cause disease
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permissive
cell type that is able to support productive replication of a virus
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phage therapy
treatment of bacterial diseases using bacteriophages specific to a particular bacterium
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positive polarity
ssRNA virus with a genome that contains the same base sequences and codons found in their mRNA
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prion
infectious particle that consists of proteins that replicate without DNA or RNA
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productive
viral infection that leads to the production of new virions
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prophage
phage DNA that is incorporated into the host cell genome
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replicative intermediate
dsRNA intermediate made in the process of copying genomic RNA
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reverse transcriptase
enzyme found in Baltimore groups VI and VII that converts single-stranded RNA into double-stranded DNA
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vaccine
weakened solution of virus components, viruses, or other agents that produce an immune response
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vertical transmission
transmission of disease between unrelated individuals
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viral receptor
glycoprotein used to attach a virus to host cells via molecules on the cell
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virion
individual virus particle outside a host cell
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viroid
plant pathogen that produces only a single, specific RNA
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virus core
contains the virus genome