Chapter 6 Flashcards

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1
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Prions are made up of ____. They are responsible for ___ ,and they are resistant to _____(3)

A

proteins

TSEs (Transmissible spongiform encephalopathies)

chemicals, radiation, and heat

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Viruses are small ____ parasites that need a ___. They are ___

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obligate intracellular
host
acellular

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PrPc mean ___ and they are the ___ version

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prion protein cellular
good

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PrPsc means ___ and they are the ___ version

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prion protein scapy
bad

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5
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“H” stands for ___, where “N” stands for ___

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Hemagglutinin (entry)
neuraminidase (exit)

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Viruses have ___ and ___ in their structure. They may have ___ or ___. There are ___ ciral structures which are ___ and ___

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proteins
nucleic acid
envelope
enzymes
Coat
Core

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A coat consists of ____which is a ___ shell that all viruses have, and an envelope which is a _____ that not all viruses have.

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capsid
protein
an extra layer of protection

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The two types of envelopes are ___ and ____.

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naked (just nucleocapsid)
enveloped

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9
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The core consists of ____ and ___

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nucleic acid
enzymes (not all have this)

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10
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Viruses are limited by ____ and ___

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host rage (e.g., dogs, humans, etc.)
tropism (specific cell type)

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(Animal Viruses) Absorption is also known as ___, this is where the virus ____ to the host cell via ____ to host cell receptors.

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attachment
binds
glycoprotein spikes

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(Animal Viruses) Penetration is also known as ___. This happens via ____ of viral envelope w/ host cell ____. ___ of the entire virus happens here. ___ is when the envelope and capsid break apart and nucleic acid is released into cells ____. ___ is when there’s a replicaiton. of nucleic acid and ___ are made. ____ is also the maturation stage. ___ also known as exit happens through __ and __ (the host cell dies).

A

entry
fusion
plasma membrane
Endocytosis
Uncoding
cytosol
Synthesis
proteins
Assembly
release
lysis
budding off

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13
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Cytopathic effects (C.P.E.s) include ___ and ___

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syncytia (fusion of host cells)
inclusion bodies

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14
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The different type of viral infections are ____(3)

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acute (come and go)
latent persistent (in body then pop up)
chronic (build up)

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15
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There are two types of ssRNA viruses, they are _____ and ____

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positive (mRNA is ready to go)
negative (must be converted into ssRNA+)

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16
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Under ssRNA+ viruses there are ___ and ___

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dsDNA(retrovirus/provirus…go in opposite direction)

dsRNA

17
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Bacteriophages are viruses that infect ___. All of these viruses are ____ viruses

A

bacteria
naked

18
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(Bacteriophages) The lytic cycle is also known as the ____ cycle. There are ___ stages, they are ___

A

virulent
5

1) absorption
2) penetration (only phage DNA is injected into cell…produces phagelysozyme…breaks down P.G.)
3)Synthesis
4)Assembly
5) Release (lysosome)

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(Bacteriophages) The lysogenic cycle is also known as the ____ phages(there’s a pause). There are ___ stages, they are ___

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temperate phages
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1)attatchment
2)penetration
3)Integration (phage DNA intefrates into bacterial chromosome. This is called prophage *lysogeny)
4)Induction (phage DNA excites itself
5) Assembly
6) Maturation
7) Release

20
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Genes are composed of ___

A

DNA

21
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Lysogenic conversion is also known as ___ conversion. ____ acquires genes from a _____ phage (e.g., toxins)

A

phage
bacteria
temperate

22
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The flow of genetic information (alphabetical order)

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DNA/gene replication (transcription to) RNA/messengerRNA (translation to) protein

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