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1
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What are the type of proteins on the envelope of retroviridae?

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gag

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3 important viral enzymes in retroviridae?

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1) Reverse transcriptase
2) Integrase
3) RNA polymerase II (RNAPII)

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_________ - any virus with DNA or RNA genome causing cancer

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Oncovirus

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________- gene that encodes for proteins regulating gell growth and differentiation and that can become an oncogene.

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Proto-oncogene

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________- are required for building in the genetic material.

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Active cells

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2 types of mechaisms of transformation for Retroviruses?

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  • Proto-oncogenes mistakenly incorporated into provirus
  • Disruption of cellular proto-oncogenes
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What is the genus and species of this disease?

Also the disease’s common name?

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Alpharetrovirus

Avian sarcoma leucosis virus (ASLV or ALV)

AKA- Avian Leukosis

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________– causes lymphoid leucosis and lymphoma (blood cell tumor from lymphocytes

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Avian Leukosis

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The genus and species of Enzootic Nasal Tumor?

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G-Betaretrovirus

S-Enzootic nasal tumor virus (ENTV)

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What is the host for Enzootic Nasal Tumor?

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sheep,goats

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The genus and species for Jaagsiekte?

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G-Betaretrovirus

S- Jaagsiekte sheep retrovirus (JSRV)

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_________– is a contagious lung cancer or ovine pulomonary adenocarcinoma.

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Jaagsiekte

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Clinical signs of Jaagsiekta?

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Respiratory distress when you chase the animal, Lots of nasal discharge.

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What is the genus and species? and common name?

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G- Deltaretrovirus

S- Bovine Leukemia virus (BLV)

AKA- Bovine Leukosis

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Symptoms of Bovine Leukosis?

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-enlargement of lymph nodes

Ex: retro-ocular –> protrusion of conjunctional membrane

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What is the genus and species of Feline Leukemia?

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G- Gammaretrovirus

S- Feline Leukemie virus (FeLV)

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17
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What is diseas? its Genus, species also?

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Equine Infectious Anemia aka swamp fever

G- Lentivirus

S-Equine infectious anemia virus (EIAV)

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18
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What cells are infected in Feline Immunodeficiency virus?

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CD4T-helper cells, CD8t-cells, B-cells, macrophages

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What type of RNA virus is bullet shaped?

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Rhabdoviridae

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20
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Which virus type has Negri bodies?

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Rhabdoviridae

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21
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Rhabdoviridae is present in all countries except?

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Australia and Antarctica

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22
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What is the genus of the Rabies?

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Lyssavirus

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23
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Is rabies a fast or slow moving virus?

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slow

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24
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Test used for rabies detection?

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direct fluorescent antibody test- look for presence of rabies virus antigens in brain tissue

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25
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What Type of RNA virus is segmented?

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Orthomyxoviridae

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26
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Influenza A affects what types of animals?

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Humans, birds, mammals

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Influenza B affects what types of animals?

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humans, seals

28
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Influenza C affects what types of animals?

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humans, pigs, dogs

29
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Is swine flu affected by Influenza A, Influenza B, or Influenza C? or all?

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A and C. Most common A, rare= C, B not found yet

30
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A filamentous or pleomorphic type of RNA virus

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Filovirdiae

31
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What virus is shown? and its genus

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Marburg Haemorrhagic Fever

G-Marburgvirus

32
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“Respiratory Enteric Orphan” related to which virus?

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Reoviridae

33
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What virus is shown? and its genus?

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Blue tongue

G- Orbivirus

34
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What is the transmission route of Blue tongue disease ?

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Arthropod bite

35
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What is the following disease and its genus?

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Viral Diarrhoea

G- Rotavirus

36
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orthomyxo

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segmented genome allows for antigenic shift

37
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paramyxoviruses

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non-segmented, one serotype > long term immunity

38
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What is the following disease? Genus and species?

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Canine Distemper

G-morbillivirus

S-canine distemper virus

39
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What systems does canine distemper attack?

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respiratory, gastrointestional, nervous

40
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What is the following disease and its genus?

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Rinderpest

G-morbillivirus

41
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What are the 3 D’s of Rhinderpest?

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Dead, Discharge, Diarrhea

42
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What disease is shown? and genus?

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New castle disease

G- Avulavirus

43
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Is new castle disease contagious?

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yes

44
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The envelope on this type of virus is petal shaped spikes (peplomers)

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Coronavirdae

45
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Which type of virus is shown? and its genus?

A

feline infectioud peritonitis (FIP)

Alphacoronavirus

46
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2 forms of FIP

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1) Feline Enteric acoronavirus (FECV)
2) Feline Infectious peritonitis virus (FIPV)

47
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clinical systems of dry non-effusive FIP

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loss of appettie, weight loss, yelowing inside of eye, iris color change

48
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clinical signs of wet or effusive FIP

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damaged and leaking blood vessels, ascites, difficult breathing

49
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Genus of SARS?

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Genus Betacoronavirus

50
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How are the surface proteins organized in Flaviviridae viruses?

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icosahedral-like symmetry

51
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How is Flaviviridae transmited?

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Vector- mosquitos, dicks

52
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Genus of west nile fever

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Flavivirus

53
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What symptons does west nile cause?

A

neurological symptoms

54
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What virus is shown and genus?

A

Bovine Viral Diarrhea (BVD)

Pestivirus

55
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What virus causes significant economic disease of cattle?

A

Bovine viral diarrhea (BVD)

56
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What is the genus of Zika fever?

A

Flavivirus

57
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__________ is a arthropod borne virus and replicates to maintain a cycle between host and vector

A

Arbovirus

58
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__________ is endemic in animal populations

A

enzootic

59
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_________- is epidemic outbreak of a disease in animal population

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Epizootic

60
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What is the following disease and its genus?

A

Foot and Mouth disease (FMD)

G-Aphtovirus

61
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FMD is infectious via?

A

Excretions and secretions of infected animal

62
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What is the genus of Poliomyelitis?

A

Enterovirus

63
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What type of virus is difficult to grow in culture?

A

Caliciviridae

64
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genus Vesivirus, Lagovirus, norovirus are part of what type of virus?

A

Caliciviridae

65
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What disease is shown? genus?

A

Feline Calicivirus

G-Vesivirus

66
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__________ diease is a important viral cause of respiratory infection in cats.

A

Feline Calicivirus

67
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What RNA viruses are zoonoic?

Arbovirus, West nile fever, Rinderpest, Marburg Haemorrhagic Fever, Ebola, Rabies

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