L13- Viruses Flashcards

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What can affect host varistions when infected with viruses

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Their eg suscetibility of diseases eyc. Due to thr integration of viral genomes (virome)

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How many copies of rv genomes do we have

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30k aprox

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What types of euk viruses are in hunab

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Pathogenic, non pathogenic, fungal viruses, microbial parasitic viruses eg tvv

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Are pahges or viruses more common

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Phages as we have more bacterial cells

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What is the lytic cycle

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Whete phage particles are produced within bacterial crlls and xaude lysis when bud out

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What is lysogenic cycle

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Where the phage genome is integrated into bacterial genome forming a prophage.

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What sort of HGT events ovcur in lysogenic

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Virulence eg shiga toxin, antibiotic resistance, killing of competitors

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What are the 2 fates of lysogenic phade

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Keep replicating genome or enter lytic stage again

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How does shiga toxin in ehec cause diarrhoea

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Blocks host protein synthesis

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What diseases is ehec related to

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Harmorrhagic colitis , haemolytic uremia syndrome

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Are phages weakly or highly ikmunogrnic

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Weak. They form a low titre of neutralising ab but no inflammation (could be incolved in tolerance??)

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What NA is extracted from phages

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Both rna and dna because can have both thpes of phages

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What is all na transferred to before sequencing

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Cdna

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14
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Which srticle discusses metagenomics with phages

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Lawrence et al 2019

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How are phages isolated (lawrence 2019)

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Using plaque assays where bscteria grown pn agar plates rhen isolate phages by looking st plaque forms

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16
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Do all phages form plaques

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No = issue wjrh isolatikn

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What are alternstive methofs eg for isolsting single cells

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FACS - fluorescence activsted cell sorting

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What is VLP and how does it allow isolation of phage NA

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Birus like particle prep isolates bacteria from NA eg cia centrifugation

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What 2 types of data teference programs are for phages

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Both for integrated phages prophages and non integrated sequences too

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What is an issue eith phage databases

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Low diversity of reference genomes. 80% are caudovirales

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Which phage was found to infeeqse in ibd patients whilst lower bacterial diversity

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Caudovirales

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What bactefia had positive correlation with caudoviralea in ibd

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Prevotella

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Which pathogenic microbiota increased in bacterial vaginosis / sysbiosis which had many prophages = link to disease

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Gardnerella

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Why are pahges known yo be modulstors of bacteria in bealth anr disease

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Due to their promotion of bscterial genome envolution and colonisation of jew niches

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Whoch std virus has ds dna
HPV
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What genome does HRV have (colds)
Ss rna
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Sars cov also has ssrna. How is infleunza different
Its ss rna is setmented et for ag drift and shift
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Why is nasal vaccine dev importwnt for things like hpv and covid
Provides eith 50% of igg and also siga
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What forms the upper airways (nalt)
Nasal passages, sinuses, pharynx
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What forms the fentral airways (balt)
Trachea, bronchi, bronchioles
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What yupes of cells form mucus in central airways and which gorm cilia
Goblet cells and culiated cells fornremoval of mucus
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What forms the lower airways Balt
Bronchioles Alveolar ducts Alveoli
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Which immune crlls are v important in alveoli lumen , ie and ec
Macrophges
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Which ig is formed in upper tract and airway cia m cells sampling
Siga
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How does 50% of the igg against viral infection in lower resp tract get therr
Cia blood stream transudatuon and exudatuon methods (other 50% is local production)
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Which viruses are common in upper tract
Rhino viruses (eg hrv) and staph aureus
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Which are common in lower whete igg is
Infleunza, strep pneumoniae
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Cha you use chemo with virus infections
No only bsctefial onfrctions
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What id the main cold causing virus
Rhino viruses eg hrv.
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Why is there no vaccine for rhjno viruses
100+ strains so cant be effective
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Is hrv only in upper tract
No also in lower airways
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What is the correlation between hrv and asthma
Hrv presence causes excessive inflammation, as well as the already excess allergic response causing epi barrier damage. This means hrv exacerbates/makes asthma worse
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What sort of symtkms is linked to this
Problems with breathing
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Give edamples of zoonotic viruses
Rabies Ebola (bats) Covid (bats) Hiv 1- chimpanzees
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Influenza A can be zoonotic eg bird. What is human to animal called
Zooanthroponosis
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How many segmented ss rna does inflenza have
8 ssrna
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What allows antigenic shift
Segment reassortment when 2 strains come together. Ag ha and na completely diff
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What type of vaccine is rhe nasal vax for infleunza and what response
Live attenuated Allows siga profuction and igg in airways
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What is givrn to increase igg in resp tract for infleunza
Parentral subunit vaccine
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Why is the efrectiveness of vsccine low
Ag shift and drift
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What does rhe viral guy lung axis eventuslkt cause
Secondary bacterial infections/pneumonia (air sac/alveoli fill up)
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What sort of cellular / environmental effects in lunts does ciruses cause
``` Ifn response increase Infreased mcuus build up Loss of cilia Epithelial damage Cytokine/pro inflam ```
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What sort of bacterial changes seen in lungs after viral infection
Increase in proteobscteria eg H infleunza, increased firmicutes like s aureus, s. Pneumoniae
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How do viruses impact gut
Affect microbiota eg increase in proteobscteria, h. Infleunza, bacteroidetes reduction in firmicutes like sfb and lactobacillus whicu would form protection, Eg lactobscillus sctivates dc which then activate nk
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How does gut microbiota affect lung after viral infection
Lowers macrophages/neurrophils (eg by drcreasing sfb) Also reduces other inflam cells This also eventuallt allows secondary bacterial pneumonia