Final Exam: Exam 5 pt 4 Flashcards

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Viruses

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-get mostly everything from host cell
-lack enzyme for metabolic processes
-lack machinery for synthesizing proteins
-are not cells
-obligate intracellular parasites

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virus size

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nm

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viral strucure

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-naked (prokaryotic)
-enveloped (eukaryotic virus)

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envelope is

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-filled with viral protein

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5
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layers

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-envelope
-capsid
-nucleic acid

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capsid structure

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capsomers

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capsomers

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subunits that spontaneously self-assemble

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two arrangements of capsomers

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  1. helical
  2. icosahedral
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icosahedral

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-high degree of symmetry

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10
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Atypical/complex virus

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poxvirus, bacteriophage

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viral nucleic acid

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-number of genes is quite small compared to host or bacterial cells
-contain either DNA or RNA but never both

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DNA virus

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double stranded (more) (more bacterial virus) or single stranded

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RNA

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double stranded or single stranded (more)(mostly plants viruses)

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14
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Positive sense RNA

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-single stranded
-tells if single strand can act as mRNA
-can make proteins immediately upon entering cell

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negatice sense RNA

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-single stranded
-need to synthesize host mRNA when gets into cell

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DNA phase

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-retroviruses
-backwards central dogma

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segmented viruses

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-genome is on more than one DNA strand or segment
-one segment = one protein

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classification of viruses

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international committee for taxonomy of viruses

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international committee for taxonomy of viruses

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-3 orders
-families
-genus
-speies

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orders

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end in -viralis

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families

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end in -viridae

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genus

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squish virus as the suffix

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species

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virus is separate word

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Baltimore classification system of viruses

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-seven different classes
-what is genome and how it makes mRNA

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replication cycle of an animal virus

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-adsorption
-penetration
-uncoating
-synthesis
-assembly
-release
**takes 8-40 hours

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Adsorption

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-virus attach to its host by binding to specific cell receptors
-specific between protein and virus

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tropism

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can only infect cells with that specific receptor (immunoglobin family)

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tropism is dictated by

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-1st interaction between virus and host cell

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penetration and uncoating (2 methods)

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-method 1: virus is elongated and enclosed in a vesicle via clathrate
-method 2: direct fusion of viral envelope with host cell membrane

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method 2 only

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only happens in enveloped viruses bc its cell mem can infuse into host cell mem

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DNA viruses stay in

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nucleus

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RNA viruses stay in

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cytoplasm

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negative sense RNA virus problem

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-needs to make mRNA so needs to bring an RNA dependent RNA polymerase