[FINALS] DESCRIPTION

Question 1

infect vertebrates

Answer 1

Parvovirinae

Question 2

Non-enveloped icosahedral capsid

Answer 2

Parvoviridae
Adenoviridae

Question 3

Linear, single stranded DNA
Linear, double stranded DNA
Circular, double stranded DNA

Answer 3

Parvoviridae

Adenoviridae

Papillomavirus; Polyomavirus

Question 4

+ - DNA are packaged separately into virions

Answer 4

Parvoviridae

Question 5

tropism to host epithelial cells
replicates in the squamous epithelium

defined tissue tropisms determined by receptor interactions and transcriptional machinery of the cell
replicates in the nucleus

Answer 5

Papillomaviridae
Polyomavirus

Question 6

lytic, chronic, latent and transforming infections
lytic, persistent and latent infection
lytic infections in permissive cells; abortive, persistent, latent, or transforming infections in non-permissive cells

Answer 6

Polyomaviridae
Adenoviridae
Polyomavirus

Question 7

successful cell cultures from the adenoids and tonsils

Answer 7

Adenoviridae

Question 8

terminal protein (TP) which is covalently linked to the 5’ prime end

Answer 8

Adenoviridae

Question 9

Grouped A to G by DNA homologies and by serotypes

Answer 9

Adenoviridae

Question 10

100 types classified into 16 groups (A-P)

Answer 10

Papillomavirus

Question 11

cause warts and mucous membranes to cause oral and conjunctival papillomas

Answer 11

Papillomavirus

Question 12

structurally altered enlarged keratinocytes with clear halos around shrunken nuclei

Answer 12

Koilocytes due to Papillomavirus

Question 13

resists inactivation

Answer 13

Papillomavirus
Polyomavirus

Question 14

persists in host

Answer 14

Polyomavirus