Polyomaviridae Flashcards

1
Q

polyoma meaning

A

poly - many

oma - tumors

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2
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morphology

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non-enveloped, icosahedral capsid, circular dsDNA

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3
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resistance

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(naked)strong

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4
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replication

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baltimore 1
replication in nucleus by cellular transcriptase
- integrates into chromosome of host cell

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5
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latency

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yes, because integrates into genome -> provirus

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6
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which species are affected

A
lab mice
monkey
bovine
goose
humans
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7
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lab mice

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murine polyomavirus in lab mice

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8
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monkey

A

simian polyomavirus SV40

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9
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goose polyomavirus

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cause haemorhagic nephritis enteritis in geese

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10
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Humans

A

JK!

JC and BK

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11
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JC

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no clinical symptoms

  • cause progressive multifocal leucoencephalopathy (disease in brain white matter)
  • rare fatal demyelization in immunosuppressed patients (AIDS)
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12
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BK

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no clinical symptoms or mild resp. disease

- cause nephropathy in kidney transplant recipients

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13
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in cell cultures

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microtumors

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14
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spread how

A

air borne

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15
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viruria

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persistant infection in kidney - virus in urine

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16
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in blood

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cause haemagglutination

17
Q

antigenic properties

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good antigens because they integrate into host genome making them able to hide from the immune system

18
Q

budferigar fledging disease virus: species

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bird polyomavirus, bad feathering, weaker induviduals