RNA Positive Polarity Virus Replication: Picornaviridae Flashcards

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Picornaviridae (5):

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  • Single stranded, non-segmented RNA.
  • Positive polarity.
  • Icosahedral capsid.
  • No envelope.
  • Stable to acid (except rhinoviruses) and the environment.
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+RNA virus families (3):

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  • Picronaviridae.
  • Togaviridae.
  • Coronaviridae.
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Picornaviridae attachment (3):

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  • Attaches to cell receptor PVR or CD155.
  • Loses VP-4 protein from capsid.
  • Penetration by viropexis (endocytosis).
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Picornaviridae uncoating occurs in:

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Cytoplasm.

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Picornaviridae replication occurs in:

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Cytoplasm.

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Picornaviridae translation:

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  • VPg is lost.

- +RNA is translated into polyprotein P123.

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Picornaviridae viral protein 3D:

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RNA dependent-RNA polymerase.

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Picornaviridae replication (3):

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  • Viral RNA polymerase + host factor (HF).
  • +RNA is converted to many -RNAs (replicative intermediate, RI).
  • -RNA is copied into +RNAs.
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