Exam One 2.0 Flashcards

1
Q

Bacteriophages free up organic matter so that….

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new life can be generated.

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2
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What are the phases of lytic bacteriophages?

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  1. attachment
  2. penetration
  3. biosynthesis
  4. maturation
  5. release
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3
Q

We are _____% Virus

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4
Q

Synytin is a captive retroviral envelope protein involved in…

A

human placental morphogenesis

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5
Q

Viruses are NOT/do not…

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  1. cells
  2. possess functional organelles
  3. produce their own energy or macromolecules
  4. contain both RNA and DNA (they contain one or the other)
  5. suseptible to antibiotics
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6
Q

What are pandoraviruses?

A

HUGE viruses

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7
Q

No known virus has the potential to generate…

A

ATP (energy synthesis)

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8
Q

Viruses are infectious, ___________

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obligate intracellular parasites

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9
Q

The viral genome is comprised of either, ________ or _______.

A

DNA or RNA

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10
Q

What kind of proteins do viruses possess?

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Receptor-binding proteins

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11
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The Viral genome directs synthesis by,

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cellular systems of many copies of all the viral components

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12
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Virions are formed from…

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newly synthesized components within the host cell

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13
Q

A progeny virion is a vehicle for…

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transmission of the viral genome to the next host cell or organism

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14
Q

Describe variolation

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inhaling dried crusts or inoculating the pus from a small pox lesion into a scratch as a form of vaccination

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15
Q

Edward Jenner was almost killed by…

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variolation (small box)

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16
Q

Edward Jenner used _______ to vaccinate a young boy

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cowbox

17
Q

What did Leeuwekhoek discover?

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microorganisms by observing “wee animalcules in drops of rain or sea water”

18
Q

What did Pasteur’s experiments show?

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  • boiled medium remained free of microorganisms as long as airborne molecules were prevented from entering.
  • disproved spontaneous generation
19
Q

What do Koch’s postulates show?

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the association between particular microorganisms and disease

20
Q

Kochs postulates led to the demonstration that…

A

anthrax was caused by Bacillus anthracis in cattle AND that Myobacterium tuberculosis causes tuberculosis in humans

21
Q

What was the first report of a pathogenic agent smaller than any known bacterium?

A

The tobacco mosaic disease in 1892, which was observed by Ivanovsky

22
Q

Ivanovsky observed that TMD was not…

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retained by a filter

23
Q

Loeffler and Frosch were students of Koch who observed and found what?

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they observed that the causative agent of foot and mouth disease was filterable and found that it could replicate only in the host organism

24
Q

How did Loeffler and Frosch determine that the virus they were looking at could only replicate in the host organism?

A

it did not replicate in solutions that support bacteria growth

25
Q

Virus is latin for

A

poison

26
Q

Twort and d’Herelle were the first to…

A

recognize viruses that eat bacteria

27
Q

Luria and Delbruck were two of many scientists who in the 1930’s…

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used bacteriophages as model systems to investigate many aspects of virology.