Exam 2 Flashcards

1
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Structure of HSV-2 (type of DNA/RNA Structure, Capsid shape, Enveloped or not, extra)

A
  • double stranded DNA
  • icosahedral capsid
  • tegument
  • enveloped
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Structure of VZV (type of capsid, type of DNA/RNA Structure), Capsid shape, Enveloped or not, extra?

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Double stranded DNA
Icosahedral capsid
Tegument
Enveloped

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Structure of CMV (type of capsid, type of DNA/RNA Structure), Capsid shape, Enveloped or not, extra?

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Double stranded Liner DNA
Icosahedral capsid
Enveloped

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Structure of Influenza (type of capsid, type of DNA/RNA Structure), Capsid shape, Enveloped or not, extra?

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8 segments of single stranded RNA
Helical capsid
Enveloped

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5
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Structure of SARS-CoV-2 (type of capsid, type of DNA/RNA Structure), Capsid shape, Enveloped or not, extra?

A

Single stranded RNA
Helical capsid
Enveloped

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6
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Structure of HEP A (type of capsid, type of DNA/RNA Structure), Capsid shape, Enveloped or not, extra?

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Single stranded RNA
Icosahedral capsid
Non-enveloped

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7
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Structure of HEP B (type of capsid, type of DNA/RNA Structure), Capsid shape, Enveloped or not, extra?

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Partially double stranded DNA
Icosahedral capsid
Enveloped

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Structure of HEP C (type of capsid, type of DNA/RNA Structure), Capsid shape, Enveloped or not, extra?

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Single stranded RNA
Icosahedral capsid
Enveloped

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9
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Structure of HIV (type of capsid, type of DNA/RNA Structure), Capsid shape, Enveloped or not, extra?

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Single stranded RNA
Cone shaped capsid
Enveloped

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10
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Viral Nucleic Acid Organization of HSV-2

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dsDNA —> dsDNA
Liner genome

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11
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Viral Nucleic Acid Organization of VZV

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dsDNA
Linear Genome

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12
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Viral Nucleic Acid Organization of CMV

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dsDNA
Liner genome

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13
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Viral Nucleic Acid Organization of Influenza

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-ssRNA —> +ssRNA —> -ssRNA
Segmented genome

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14
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Viral Nucleic Acid Organization of SARS-CoV-2

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+ssRNA —> -ssRNA —> +ssRNA
Linear genome

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15
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Viral Nucleic Acid Organization of Hep A

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+ssRNA —> -ssRNA —> +ssRNA
Linear genome

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16
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Viral Nucleic Acid Organization of Hep B

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dsDNA —> +ssRNA —> dsDNA
Circular genome

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17
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Viral Nucleic Acid Organization of Hep C

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+ssRNA —> -ssRNA —> +ssRNA
Linear genome

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18
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Viral Nucleic Acid Organization of HIV

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+ssRNA —> dsDNA —> +ssRNA

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19
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Viral Replication cycle happens where in HSV-2

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Nucleus

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20
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Viral Replication cycle happens where in VZV

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Nucleus

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21
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Viral Replication cycle happens where in CMV

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Nucleus

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22
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Viral Replication cycle happens where in Influenza

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Nucleus

23
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Viral Replication cycle happens where in SARS-CoV-2

A

Cytosol

24
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Viral Replication cycle happens where in Hep A

A

Cytosol

25
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Viral Replication cycle happens where in Hep B

A

Cytosol

26
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Viral Replication cycle happens where in Hep C

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Cytosol

27
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Viral Replication cycle happens where in HIV

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Cytosol and Nucleus

28
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Pathology of HSV-2

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Primary infection in genitals and anus causing genitalia ulcers, fever, headache, muscle aches, and swollen lymph nodes

29
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Pathology of VZV

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Exclusive human virus, causes chicken pox. Reactivation causes: herpes zoster, burning pain in nerves and skin, compromised blood flow, nervous system disorder, retinal necrosis,

30
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Pathology of CMV

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Tissue damage, inflammation in organs, combined immune deficiency (CIDs), hepatitis retinitis, encephalitis, gastrointestinal disease

31
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Pathology of Influenza

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Acute respiratory disease, runny nose, aches and pains, pandemic strains more deadly

32
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Pathology of SARS-CoV-2

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Acute respiratory disease, first time in humans, brain fog, respiratory and fecal shed and spread

33
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Pathology of Hep A

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Acute, gut and liver disease, fecal and oral spread, jaundice

34
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Pathology of Hep C

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Acute and chronic, fatigue, jaundice, liver disease, cancers and failure, virus in blood, EHM, cryoglobulinemia, peripheral neuropathy, immune disorders

35
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Pathology of Hep B

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Acute and Chronic, fatigue, jaundice, abdominal pain and nausea, liver disease, cancers and failure

36
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Pathology of HIV

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Destruction of CD4 T cells, immune deficiency, opportunistic infection

37
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Immune evasion of HSV-2

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Down regulates immune system through mRNA host degradation, latency, blocks MHC

38
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Immune evasion of VZV

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Inhibits Tcells, latency

39
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Immune evasion of CMV

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Blocks NK cells, latency’s

40
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Immune evasion of Influenza

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IFN suppression, shift and drift, antigenic variation

41
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Immune evasion of SARS-CoV-2

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Antigenic variation, IFN suppression

42
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Immune evasion of Hep A

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short incubation period, immune tolerance and exhaustion

43
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Immune evasion of Hep B

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Short incubation period, immune tolerance and exhaustion

44
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Immune evasion of Hep C

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High genetic diversity, escape mutations, immune tolerance and exhaustion, inhibition of INF, shift and drift

45
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Immune evasion of HIV

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Latency, CD4 dependent, quasi species

46
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Prevention and treatment of HSV-2

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Acyclovir, Valtrex

47
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Prevention and treatment of VZV

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Varivax, Zostravax, Shingrex

48
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Prevention and treatment of CMV

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No vaccines

49
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Prevention and treatment of Influenza

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Flu Block, Flu Zone, Flu mist, intenuated/killed vaccines

50
Q

Prevention and treatment of SARS-CoV-2

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Spike protein braised vaccines,

51
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Prevention and treatment of Hep A

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Inactivated whole virus vaccine

52
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Prevention and treatment of Hep B

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Capsid biased vaccine

53
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Prevention and treatment of Hep C

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No vaccines

54
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Prevention and treatment of HIV

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PrEP (pre-exposure proflaxis