HIV/AIDS Flashcards
HIV is a ____virus that uses ___ as genetic material
retro; RNA
HIV makes a ___ copy and inserts it into the DNA of the host
DNA
the reverse transcriptase of HIV lacks _______
proofreading
what are the 2 envelope spike proteins HIV has
gp120 and gp41
HIV infects cells expressing ___ receptor
CD4
spike protein ___ fuses with the membrane, allowing entry
gp41
spike protein ___ binds to CD4 and CCR5 and/or CXCR4
gp120
CD4 is expressed by what three cells
T cells, macrophages, dendritic cells
which cells are the first to be infected
dendritic cells and macrophages
HIV virion production requires _____ activation and induction of ____
CD4 T cell, NFKB
T cell activation induces expression of ____, which binds to viral promoter
NFKB
___ and ___ expand and change the pattern of transcription for viral replication
tat and rev
___ amplifies transcription of RNA
tat
___ transports RNA to the cytoplasm
rev
the _____ phase is due to a drop in CD4 T cells
symptomatic
maintenance of HIV depends on continuous infection of ____
newly produced CD4 T cells
what are the 3 mechanisms of CD4 T cell death
CD8 T cell cytotoxicity, direct killing by virus, increased susceptibility to apoptosis
individuals are susceptible to infections by commensal microorganisms. these infections are called ________
opportunistic
HIV escapes immune response and develops resistance to antiviral drugs by ____
mutations
why is there a high mutation rate with HIV
the retrovirus lacks proofreading (error prone reverse transcriptase)
_____ is an entry inhibitor
maraviroc
______ is a reverse transcriptase inhibitor
tenofovir
_____ is an integrase inhibitor
raltegravir
_____ is a protease inhibitor
darunavir