Handout 11

Question 1

persistent infection means what?

Answer 1

replication but no cell death! they persists

Question 2

latent infection?

Answer 2

the presence of a virus without the virus production. potential for reactivation

Question 3

chronic vs. latent/

Answer 3

chronic means they;re present at low levels. latent means you can’t see it. virus shed not detectable but the viral genome is.

Question 4

allows cell to cell transfer without being exposed to the immune systeM?

Answer 4

syncytium!?!?!
SIN of the virus to go undetected.
similar to actin rockets !?!?!? shigella!??!

Question 5

CPE

Answer 5

cytopathic effects of the virus.
these include the LARGE CELLS
-inclusion bodies- negri bodies = rabies in the brain
-HSV, varicella zozter have the cowry obd

Question 6

who has cowry bodies?

Answer 6

HSV and varicella zoster aka herpes???

cowdry= CPE

Question 7

how are viruses treated?

Answer 7

disrupt the VIRION! enveloped are susceptible to lip and detergent. stop the infection!

Question 8

how would you block attachment of a virus?

Answer 8

antibodies-= passive immunziation. block attachment

recepotr ANTAGONISTS! CCR to block HIV!?!?!?!?

Question 9

how would you block the penetration and uncaring?

Answer 9

AMANTADINE, RIMANTADINE neutralize the pH in the vesicle that normally causes uncaring. used for influenza A.
AMANATY is nice and friendly and will neutralize the pH in vesicle that owl normally cause uncaring.

Question 10

what does FUZEON do?

Answer 10

blocks the HIV SIN! formation. therefore penetration and uncaring. lets the immune systems ee whassup.
Sins are FUZZY

Question 11

how could you block the vision assembly and release?

Answer 11

HIV protease- required to cut up long protein chain.
RLEENZA and TAMIFLU enzyme inhibitors for influenze.
Tami is relentless and inhibit enzyme for influenza

Question 12

how could you stimulate the host immune system?

Answer 12

innate I/s, specific with Passive antibodies, or vaccinate!

Question 13

how does the gradualism vaccine work?

Answer 13

combines 4 different CAPSID proteins!

Question 14

what could we use as a vector for CF?

Answer 14

adenovirus
conjuncitivitus,
respiratory infections
gastroenteritis.
NAKED! that's wy gastro!
fecal oral

Question 15

can both HSV 1 and 2 be aquired through infection of cuts?

Answer 15

yes= herpetic whitlow on the fingers.

herpes gladiotrium on bodyies

Question 16

varicella zoster

Answer 16

from herpes virus family
chicken pox, shingles,
respiratirouy.

Question 17

CMV

Answer 17

monocytes, lymphocytes, epithelial cells.
LATEN IN MONOCYTES
and lymphocytes. close conte

Question 18

EBV?

Answer 18

ebv in infectious mono.
B cells and epithelial cells.
latent in B cells!!! eBv.
slaiva

Question 19

herpes virus 8

Answer 19

KARPOSI’s SARCOMA

Question 20

pox virus

Answer 20

what's unique??!?!?!?!
POX= happens in the CYTOPLASM
HUGE!!!!!!!!
DS DNA enveloped virus.
LARGE LARGE LARGE>
family includes VARIOLA= SMALLPOX small pox is very awful

Question 21

what needs growing cells to replicate?????

Answer 21

PARVO virus family

one strain causes the 5th disease.