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1
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Is virus cellular or acellular?

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Acellular

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2
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Diameter range of viruses

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20 nm to 450 nm

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3
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What type of microscope can view a virus?

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Transmission electron microscope

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What is shown when you view a virus in a Bright-field microscope?

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Effect of the virus

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5
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Viruses are incapable of metabolism, growth, and reproduction. They also only replicate inside the cells, therefore they are?

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Obligate intracellular parasites

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6
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Can a virus contain both DNA and RNA?

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No, either DNA or RNA only

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7
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Viruses have cell walls, cell membranes, or cellular organelles. True or False?

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False, they do not have cellular structure

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8
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Known as the complete structure/infective form of a virus

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Virions

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9
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Viruses lack the enzyme for protein and nucleic acid synthesis. True or False?

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True

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10
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Are viruses prokaryotic or eukaryotic?

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Neither

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All viruses have envelopes, but not all have capsids. True or False?

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False, all viruses have capsids but not all have envelopes

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12
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A virus without an envelope is called?

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Naked Virus

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Responsible for the introduction of viral nucleic acid into a suitable host cell

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Viral attachment protein

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Formed when the viral particle carries off a part of the host cell’s membrane

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Envelope

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15
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Which is more susceptible to environmental conditions, Naked or Enveloped?

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Enveloped. Naked viruses are more resistant to environmental conditions

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16
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Protein spikes protruding through the envelope from the capsid

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Spikes / Peplomers

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17
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Outer protective shell; protect genetic material of virus; most prominent geometric feature

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Capsid

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18
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Capsids are composed of identical protein subunits known as

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Capsomeres

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19
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Three Major Capsid Structures

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Helical
Icosahedral
Complex

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20
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Double-stranded DNA viruses are what class?

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Class I

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21
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Single-stranded DNA viruses are what class?

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Class II

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22
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Double-stranded RNA viruses are what class?

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Class III

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23
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Positive-sense, single-stranded RNA viruses are what class?

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Class IV

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24
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Negative-sense, single-stranded RNA viruses are what class?

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Class V

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25
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RNA viruses that reverse transcribe (HIV) are what class?

26
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DNA viruses that reverse transcribe (HBV) are what class?

27
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Class IV starts with an mRNA which proceeds to translation and production of viral proteins. True or False?

28
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Class V also starts with mRNA then is converted to complementary mRNA then translation and production of proteins. True or False?

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False, Class V starts with a complementary mRNA being converted into mRNA which proceeds to translation and production of proteins

29
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Class VI uses reverse transcription when RNA from central dogma needs to be transcribed into DNA to infect more cells. True or False?

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False, it is Class VII that uses that kind of process for RT

30
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Class VII uses reverse transcription to become DNA and join central dogma via entering the nucleus. True or False?

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False, it is Class VI that uses that kind of process for RT

31
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Ending of -virales is what order of taxonomy?

32
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Ending of -viridae is what order of taxonomy?

33
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Ending with -virinae is what order of taxonomy?

34
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Ending with -virus is what order of taxonomy?

35
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The correct chronological order of viral replication?

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Attachment - Penetration - Uncoating - Synthesis/Replication - Assembly - Maturation - Release

36
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What step is skipped when a bacteriophage is infecting a cell?

37
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Live-Attenuated vaccines have?

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Weakened organism

38
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Inactivated vaccines have?

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Killed/dead organism

39
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One or more purified components of a pathogen is contained in what vaccine?

40
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Bacterial toxins that have been chemically inactivated so that they are not pathogenic is in what vaccine?

41
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Purified Component Vaccine is composed of what?

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Biochemically purified components of a microorganism

42
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Polysaccharide Vaccine is composed of what?

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Biochemically purified polysaccharide from bacterial capsule

43
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Protein produced by genetically-modified non-pathogenic bacteria, yeast or other cells is contained in what vaccine?

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Recombinant

44
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Circular single-stranded RNA with some pairing between base and loops where no such pairing occurs

45
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Misfolded proteins that affect CNS

46
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Baltimore Classification System classifies viruses based on their?

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Type of nucleic acid genome
Replication strategy of the virus

47
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What examples of viruses have complex capsid structure?

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Poxviruses
Bacteriophage

48
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Drugs that disrupts the uncoating?

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Amantadine
Rimantadine

49
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Drug that inhibits attachment?

50
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Drugs that inhibit viral replication?

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INF-alpha
Ribavirin

51
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Drugs that inhibits reverse transcriptase?

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ddl
ABC
3TC
d4T
ddC
FTC
TDF

52
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Drugs that inhibit proteases?

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Indinavir
Nelfinavir
Ritonavir
Saquinavir

53
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Drugs that inhibit DNA polymerase?

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Acyclovir
Cidofovir
Famciclovir
Ganciclovir
Valacyclovir

54
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Drugs that inhibits DNA synthesis/DNA base catalogue?

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Idoxuridine
Trifluridine

55
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Drug that inhibits adenosine catalog?

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Remdesivir

56
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Drugs that are active against chronic HBV?

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Lamivudine
Adefovir

57
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Drugs that inhibits/disrupts release?

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Oseltamivir
Zanamivir
Peramivir

58
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Drugs that inhibits/disrupts penetration?

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Enfuvirtide
Docosanol

59
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HIV integrase inhibitors

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Raltegravir
Elvitegravir
Dolutegravir

60
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ICTV means?

A

International Committee on Taxonomy of Virus

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