Know yo Viruses fam Flashcards

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Parvovirus

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DNA Virus- single stranded linear, NONenveloped, GROUP 2

  • requires cell undergoing DNA synth. to replicate
  • ssDNA to dsDNA by DNA poly.
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Papovavirus

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DNA Virus- Double Stranded Circular, NONeveloped

*stimulates cell growth and DNA synthesis

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Hepadnavirus

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DNA Virus- Double stranded Circular, Enveloped

*stimulates cell growth, cell makes RNA intermediate, encodes a reverse transcriptase

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Adenovirus

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DNA Virus- Double strand Linear, NONenveloped

*stimulates cellular DNA synthesis and encodes its own polymerase

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Herpesvirus

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DNA Virus- Double Stranded Linear, Enveloped, GROUP 1

  • stimulates cell growth, encodes its own polymerase and enzymes to provide deoxyribose for DNA synth, establishes latent infection in host.
  • Immediate early proteins take over
  • late proteins structural
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Poxvirus

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DNA Virus-Double stranded linear, Enveloped

*encodes it own polymerase and enzymes to provide deoxyribose for DNA synthesis replication machinery, and transcription machinery in the cytoplasm

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Polyomaviruses

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DNA Virus- Double stranded Circular, NONenveloped

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Astroviruses

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RNA- Single Stranded +, NONenveloped

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Caliciviruses

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RNA- Single Stranded +, NONenveloped

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Picornaviruses

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RNA-Single Stranded +, NONenveloped

*+ RNA genome, resembles mRNA, translated into a poly protein

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Reoviruses

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RNA- Double stranded NONenveloped

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Rotaviruses

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RNA- Double stranded NONenveloped, GROUP 3

*carry viral RNA replicase within their viron

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Togaviruses

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RNA- Single stranded +, Enveloped

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Flaviviruses

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RNA- Single stranded +, Enveloped

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Coronaviruses

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RNA- Single stranded +, Enveloped

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Rhabdoviruses

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RNA- Single stranded -, Linear, Enveloped, GROUP 5

  • must carry own RNA-dependent RNA poly. for initial mRNA production
  • give rise to single long ssRNA serves as template for genome rep.
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Paramyxoviruses

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RNA- Single stranded -, Linear, Enveloped, GROUP 5

  • must carry own RNA-dependent RNA poly. for initial mRNA production
  • give rise to single long ssRNA serves as template for genome rep.
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Filoviruses

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RNA- Single stranded -, Linear, Enveloped

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Bornaviruses

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RNA- Single stranded -, Linear, Enveloped

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Arenaviruses

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RNA- Single stranded -, Segmented, Enveloped

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Bunyaviruses

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RNA- Single stranded -, Segmented, Enveloped

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Orthomyxoviruses

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RNA- Single stranded -, Segmented, Enveloped

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Lentiviruses

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RNA- Retroviruses, Enveloped

  • permanently integrated randomly in host genome(provirus)
  • Tumorigenic
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Oncoviruses

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RNA- Retroviruses, Enveloped

  • HIV
  • RNA-depedent DNA Poly
  • permanently integrated randomly in host genome(provirus)
  • Tumorigenic
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Group IV

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Hepatitis A and poliovirus-some of the smallest non-enveloped viruses

simple replication cycle in the cytoplasm

Virmal mRNA DO NOT have a CAP have a IRES element

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Group VII Viruses

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Enveloped dsDNA viruses, Hepatitis B

  • replication takes place in the nucleus to mRNA and pre-geno ssRNA
  • RNA-Dependent- DNA Poly
  • Can integrate into host genome causing chronic infection, leading to HCC