introduction to viruses Flashcards

exam 4

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1
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characterized by a rapid onset of flaccid weakness in one or more limbs and distinct abnormalities in spinal cord grey matter on magnetic resonance imaging

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acute flaccid myelitis

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AFM is related to

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Polio

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viral genes do not need to encode the same signals as those from the human gene

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false, same signals needed

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the physical particle, infectious or transmissible, but cannot replicate

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virion

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the viral genome, structural proteins, and enzymes necessary to generate new virions inside the host cell

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replicative form

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virions have three essential components

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  1. capsid
  2. ribonucleoprotein
  3. enzymes
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ordered array of proteins that provides the structural integrity

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capsid

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aids on folding/ condensation of the genome (often a chaperone)

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protein from ribonucleoprotein

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often includes a polymerase, integrase

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enzymes

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10
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membrane derived from host cell

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envelope

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glycosylated (often heavily) protein embedded in the envelope

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envelope glycoprotein

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12
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protein lattice

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capsid HPV

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13
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viruses can exhibit two distinct symmetries

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  1. cylindrical

2. icosahedral

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14
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virions can incorporate any amount of volume and potentially variable amount of genetic material by varying the length of the cylinder

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cyclindrical

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ebola symmetry

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cylindrical

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virions incorporate a fixed dvolume, and a fixed amount of genetic material and are highly homogenous

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icosahedral

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linear, double stranded

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DNA

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linear, single stranded

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DNA

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circular, single stranded

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DNA

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linear, plus stranded

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RNA

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linear minus stranded

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RNA

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segmented, minus stranded

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RNA

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segmented, double stranded

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RNA

24
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differential splicing occurs in

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HIV

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interaction between virus protein and cell surface receptor

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attachment

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receptor-mediated endocytosis or direct interaction at the cell surface leading to fusion of virus and cell membranes

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penetration

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release of nucleic acid (+/- enzymes) for expression

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uncoating

28
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depend on virus group and prepare for nucleic acid replication

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early events in transport to site replication

29
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nucleic acid replication, virion protein sythesis and virion assembly and release.

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late events in transport to site replication