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1
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First virus discovery

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agent that causes tobacco mosaic disease

agent could pass through a filter that retained bacteria and could diffuse through agar gel

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2
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True or false

viruses are unicellular

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False, viruses are acellular (they are not cells)

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3
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RNA viruses in DNA form

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provirus

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4
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host cell is destroyed during infectious cycle

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Virulent

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5
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host cell survives, viral genome remains in cell, still making progeny virus

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temperate

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6
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Peyton Rous found a chicken virus associated with formation of ____. Named _____

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Sarcoma, Rous sarcoma Virus

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7
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bone and soft tissue cancer

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sarcoma

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8
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Cell Culture ____ methods were developed to study effects of viruses on cells

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In vitro

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9
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Shown experimentally that all cells in a focus are the descendants of a single infected progenitor
Provided further evidence that tumors in humans may also arise from a single common progenitor cell that was somehow transformed (virus, chemical, physical)

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clone

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10
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when RSV was added to cells in culture…

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  • Foci Appeared – cell growth
  • Change in morpohology
  • Loss of contact inhibition
  • –>Cells had transformed from normal to tumor cell
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11
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Normal shape
Contact inhibition
Anchorage-dependent
Mortal
Needs external growth factors
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normal cells

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12
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Altered morphology (rounded)
Loss of Contact inhibition
Anchorage-independent
Immortal
Reduced need for growth factors

Tumorigenicity?

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Transformed cells

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13
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Cells grown in semi-solid medium so they are prevented from attaching to dish

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Anchorage-independent growth

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14
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Good-ish prediction of ability of cells to form tumors in vitro

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tumorigenicity

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15
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T/F

Only DNA viruses can promote tumor formation

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False, RNA and DNA

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16
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Tumor virus genome: SV40/plyoma
Family:
Size:

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Papova

5 kb