Micro-virology Flashcards

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What is the definition of viruses

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Viruses are intracellular pathogens that can only lived insid the host cells

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Why virus cannot lives outside host cell

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Becase it not has mechinery for self replication

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Infectious particals of virus called

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Virions

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What is the definition of virion

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Virion is a complete virus particle that can infect living tissue

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What is the composition of virion

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Virion composed of genome that incasced in protein coat and may or may not have envelop

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Why antibiotices not effact on viruses?

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Because the structure of viruse different from that bacteria and viruse not has cell wall ;peptidoglycan and other protein that antibiotics attack it

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What definition of capsid?

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Capsid is protein coat or shell that surround the nucleic acid genom

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What is the function of capsid

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1-sere as protective layer

2-give the shape of virus

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Capsomeres are

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Are projections from the capsid that seen in electron microscope and represent clusters of lipopeptide

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What is the deffenition of DIFECTED VIRUS

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Is avirus particles that functionally deficientin some aspect of replication

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What is the definition of envelope

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Is a lipid-containing membern surround some of virus particles ;it is acquire in viral matchoration by budding process through cellurar membern

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The projection that exposed from envelop called

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Peplomeres

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13
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Nucleiocapsid define as

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Protein - nucleic acid complex that represent the packeged form of virus genome

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Pseudovirions define as

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It is particles that contain host DNA of viral DNA
and composed
When host DNA fragmented during infection and pieces of(dna) incorporated within the capsed protein

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Pseudovirions can infect cells but cannot replicate

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YES👍❤️

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WHAT IS THE DEFINITION OF viroide

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It if virus particle that only contain single molecule of circuler RNA without protein coat or envelop

17
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Which cause plant diseas and no cause human diseases

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Viroide

18
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What is the definition of prions

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Are the infectious particles that composed solely of protein (no have nucleic acid

19
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What is the range of viral size

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From 20to 300 nm in diameter

20
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What is the largest and smalkes virus

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The smallest virus is pliovirus

And the largest virous is poxvirus

21
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Virus genome+protein coat+virus - encoded enzyme =

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Naked virus

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Virus genome +protein coat +virus - encoded enzyme +host membrane with virus encoded glycoproteins =

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Enveloped virus

23
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Viruses are classified based on

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1-type of genome(DNA;RNA;ds;ss;liner or circuler ;segmented or nonsegmented ;+senseor - sense
2-type of capsid(icosahedral ;helical;complex)
3-precense or abcense of envelope

24
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Viruses are seperated into major groping called familieson the bases of

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1-virion morphology
2-genomic structure
3-strategies of replication

25
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Virus family have saffex-viridea

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YES 😸💪

26
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Subfamily that called generea devided based on

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-biologic ;seriologic;physiochemical;genomic diffrences

27
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Genus names carry the suffex-

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Virus