Lecture 22 viral infection 30 days Flashcards
bacterial and archaeal infections and phage types
lytic t4
lysogenic temperate λ
lysogenic conversion
prophage change lysogen phenotype
β phage diphtheria toxin
ε salmonella superinfection
virulent induction
growth condition
UV
temperate to virulent phage
animal infection table
ACL (y axis) HPS (x axis) xyy yyy yxx
latent reactivation
HSV1 latent to acute
stress/hormonal
transformative infection
oncogenes
inactivate tumour suppressor
hyperactive protooncogenes
airborne disease
Flu: 2° bacterial pneumonia
Covid: ARDS
MMR: saliv, rash
chickenpox: acute, latent nerve shingle
food/water borne disease
hepAE, G.E acute (norovirus)
polio acute, CNS chronic
direct contact disease
AIDS AaC
HEP BC ACT
cold sore, genital herpes: A/L nerve
wart: cervical cancer T
arthropod borne disease
acute mozz
zika
zoonotic disease
ebola (systemic, leakage)
rabies(skeletal muscle, encephalomyelitis)
h5n1 (ARDS, pneumonia)