Micro - Viruses Flashcards

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recombination vs. reassortment

A
recomb = non-fragmented chromosomes (adenovirus)
reass = segmented genomes (influenza)
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2
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killed vaccine

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Rabies
Injected influenza
Polio Salk (IM)
HepA

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3
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DNA viruses:

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Hepadna, Herpes, Adeno, Parvo, Pox, Papilloma, Polyoma

Most are dsDNA and linear and icosahedral and replicate in nucleus and directly infectious

ssDNA = parvovirus
circular = papiloma, polyoma (JC + BK), hepadna (HBV)
complex = pox
replicate in cytosol = pox - carries an RNA pol
Not directly infectious = pox and HBV

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4
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RNA viruses:

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Most ssRNA
- reoviridae is dsRNA (colti, rota)

\+ve:
retro
toga
calici
corona
picorna
flavi
hepe
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5
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Directly infectious

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all +ssRNA
all dsDNA (except pox and HBV)
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6
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Where do DNA viruses replicate

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nucleus (except pox)

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7
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Where do RNA viruses replicate

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cytosol (except influenza and retroviruses i.e. HIV)

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8
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naked =

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DNA = PAPP
[papilloma, adeno, parvo, polyoma]

RNA = CPR HepE
[calici, picorna, reo, HepE]

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9
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Where do viruses get their envelopes

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PM

[exception = herpes = nuclear membrane]

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10
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adenovirus s/s

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febrile phayngitis
conjunctivitis
pneumonia
acute hemorrhagic cystitis

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11
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parvovirus s/s

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  • fetus = hydrops fetalis
  • kids = fifth disease/erythema infectiosum/slap cheek (get lacy rash after)
  • kid with sickle = aplastic crisis
  • adults = pure red cell aplasia with RA-like symptoms
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12
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HPV strains

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high risk = 16, 18, 31, 33

low risk = 1, 2, 6, 11

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13
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polyoma virus

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JC - PML

BK - transplants

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14
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EBV infects B cells via

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CD21

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15
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EBV vs CMV histo

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EBV = downey cells (reactive T-cells)
CMV = owl-eye
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16
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Segmented RNA viruses

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BOAR

Reoviruses - colti and rota
Orthomyxoviruses - influenza
Arenaviruses - LCMV and lassa fever
Bunyaviruses -
- Arbociruses: california encephalitis, sandfly/rift valley fevers, crimran-congo hemorrhagic fever
- Non-arbo: Hantavirus (hemorrhagic fever and pneumonia)

17
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Non-segmented RNA viruses

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Picorna - PERCH
Hepe
Calici - norwalk
Flavi - HCV, yellow fever, dengue, st. louis encephalitis, west nile
Toga - rubella, Eastern and Western equine
Retro - HIV, HTLV
Corona - corona
Paramyxo - Parainfluenza, RSV, measles, mumps
Rhabdo - rabies
Filo - Ebola/marburg
Delta - HDV

18
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All RNA viruses

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ds: reo

+ss:
toga, retro, calici, corona, picorna, flavi, hepe

-ss:
ABPOFR = arena, bunya, paramyxo, orthomyxo, filo, rhabdo
*need to bring their own RNA-dependent RNA-pol

19
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Yellow fever s/s

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Flavi; +; enveloped

high fever, black vomit, jundice
councilman bodies (viral injury of hepatocytes)
20
Q

F (fusion) protein

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paramyxoviruses (parainfluenza, RSV, mumps, measles)
causes respiratory epithelial cells to fuse into multinucleated cells

Block with palivizumab to prevent RSV pneumonia in premature infants

21
Q

virus with pulsus paradoxus

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croup (parainfluenza)

22
Q

Warthin-Finkeldey giant cells

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fused lymphocytes in measles

23
Q

vitamin against virus

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Vitamin A for measles

24
Q

rabies stuff

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binds ACH-Rs
Negri bodies
purkinje cells of cerebellum and hippocampal neurons

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cells hit by ebola
endothelial, hepatocytes, phagocytes
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DNA pol with DNA and RNA dependent functions
HepB
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bad Hep for pregnant peope
HepE - fulminant liver failure
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marker during HepB window period
HBc-Ab IgM = recent/acute IgG = part or CHRONIC
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HBe =
infectivity
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HIV genes and products:
env = gp120 (binds CD4+) and gp41 (fusion and entry) - binding needs co-R = CCR5 on macrophages or CXCR4 on T-cells - gp120 crosses placenta .: FP in babies pol = RT, aspartate protease, integrase gag = capsid
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viruses that can make polyprotein product that then get cut up
RNA +ss linear non-segmented