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1
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Influenza belongs to which virus family?

A

Orthomyxoviridae

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Influenza is a (___) (+/-) ____ (ss/ds) ____ (RNA/DNA) _____ (enveloped/non-enveloped) virus.

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(-); ss; RNA; enveloped

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Adenovirus is a ____ (ss/ds) DNA _____ (enveloped/non-enveloped) virus.

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ds; non-enveloped

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Which virus is (+)ssRNA, non-enveloped virus that causes respiratory disease?

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Rhinovirus

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5
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Which virus family does Rhinovirus share with Polio?

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Picornavirus

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What three viruses belong to the Picornaviridea family?

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Hep A, Polio and Rhinovirus

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What are the three types of Influenza viruses?

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A, B and C

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8
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Type ___ (A, B, and C) is the most common Influenza and associated with the greatest concern.

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Type A

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9
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T/F. The influenza virus has a non-segmented RNA genome.

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False. The genome is segmented.

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10
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The _____(HA/NA/M2) protein is responsible for cell attachment of the influenza virus.

A

hemagglutinin (HA)

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11
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The ____ (HA/NA/M2) protein is associated with viral budding and release of the influenza virus.

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Neuraminidase (NA)

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12
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Ion channel is associated with the ____ (HA/NA/M2) protein of influenza virus.

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M2

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13
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The vaccine for influenza contains ___ (1/2/3) type A and ___ (1/2/3) type B viruses.

A

2; 1

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14
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What protein is the major determinant in the identification of avian vs human influenza viral strains?

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HA

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15
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Alpha ____(2,3/2,6) sialic acid linkages are associated with Avian influenza virus.

A

2,3.

2,6 is found in the human strain

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16
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What is the animal reservoir for Type A influenza?

A

aquatic water fowl

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17
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Aquatic water fowl experience what symptom when infected with influenza?

A

diarrhea

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18
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The antigenic sites on the HA protein have an ____ (increase/decrease) in genetic drift.

A

increase. This increases the frequency of mutation and decreases antibody recognition.

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Uptake by the _____ induces a conformational change triggered by a decrease in ____. This causes the membrane to ____ and allows cell entry.

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endosome; pH; fuse.

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20
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Transcription and replication of the Influenza virus takes place in the ___ (nucleus/cytoplasm).

A

nucleus

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21
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How is influenza virus transmitted?

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aerosol, large and small droplets

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22
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T/F. Eggs are better host for the Influenza virus than humans.

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False. ID50 is a low as 0.3 to .6

23
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Type ___ (A/B/C) influenza virus and ______ lead to a complication known as Reye syndrome.

A

B; aspirin

24
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What temperature in eggs does influenza virus kept?

A

37oC

25
Q

Why are new vaccines developed every year for influenza virus?

A

virus mutations - antigenic shift

26
Q

What three components are in the live, attenuated Influenza virus?

A

H3N2, H1N1, and type B

27
Q

Coinfection of what strain uses reassortment to generate the Type A strain?

A

PR8 strain

28
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Development of resistance is common in which of the following antiviral drugs: amantidine, rimantidine, zanamivir, oseltamivir (Tamiflu).

A

Resistance: Amantidine, rimantidine

No resistance: zanamivir, oseltamivir (Tamiflu)

29
Q

Which drugs block the release of budding influenza virions?

A

zanamivir and oseltamivir (Tamiflu)

30
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Which influenza pandemic affected healthy individuals? What was the cause?

A

1918 Spanish Flu due to cytokine storm

31
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What strain was responsible for the 1918 Spanish Flu?

A

H1N1 strain

32
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What strain was responsible for the 1957 Asian Flu?

A

H2N2 strain

33
Q

Which influenza pandemic affected elderly and young children?

A

1957 Asian Flu

34
Q

What strains are responsible for the highly pathogenic Avian Influenza?

A

H5 or H7 strains

35
Q

H5 and H7 strains can mutate to _____ strains, which have multibasic residues at HA cleavage sites allowing for replication throughout the body (systemic infection).

A

HPAI

36
Q

What organism was used a a model for human infection?

A

ferrets

37
Q

After ___ (5/10) generations, the virus was capable of airborne transmission between animals ( ___(5/10) mutations in ___ (2/3) genes).

A

10; 5; 2

38
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What are the two most frequently studied Adenovirus serotypes?

A

2 & 5

39
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What receptors does the Adenovirus use to gain entry into the cell?

A

Coxsackie-Adenovirus receptor (CAR)

40
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How does the Coxsackie-Adenovirus receptor work?

A

pH triggered capsid disassembly then genome moves to the nucleus

41
Q

How many phases is the gene expression of adenovirus?

A

Three phases. Immediate early, early, and late

42
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In the Immediate-early phase, two transcriptional regulators (cell and virus) interact with the ____ portion of the genome.

A

E1A

43
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The early phase contains ____(4/5) genomes and is involved in DNA replication and post transcriptional events.

A

5

44
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During the late phase, there is a take over of cellular ____ (DNA/mRNA) synthesis.

A

mRNA

45
Q

During genome replication, the one displaced strand _______ to allow a template copy to be made.

A

circularizes

46
Q

Adenovirus ____(E1A/E1B) inactivates pRb leading to S phase gene expression.

A

E1A

47
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Adenovirus ___ (E1A/E1B) inactivates p53 leading to S phase and preventing apoptosis.

A

E1B

48
Q

What are some ways that E3 gene products evade the immune system?

A
  1. Block MHC class I expression reducing CTL cell killing.
  2. Blocks TNF induced apoptosis.
  3. Blocks IFN-alpha and -beta action keeping protein translation active.
49
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___ (25/50/75)% of respiratory infections caused by adenovirus occur before the age of 14.

A

75

50
Q

Acute respiratory disease (ARD) causes severe pneumonia in which patients?

A

military recruits. vaccine available

51
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T/F. Humans are the ONLY know reservoir for Rhinovirus disease.

A

True.

52
Q

How does Rhinovirus evade the immune system?

A

It attaches to intracellular adhesion molecule 1 (ICAM-1), which plays a role in the recruitment of inflammatory cells.

53
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What two receptors does Rhinovirus bind to?

A

ICAM-1 and VLDL

54
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T/F. Rhinovirus has no vaccines and no antivirals.

A

True. No vaccines because too many serotypes. No antivirals because resistant mutants.

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