Smiley-9: Assembly and Egress Flashcards

1
Q

What drives protein shell assembly?

A

protein-protein interactions

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2
Q

4 ways viruses overcome disadvantage of random collisions

A
  • converted assembly
  • assembly from polyproteins
  • assisted assembly
  • assembly at cellular membranes
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3
Q

What type pf capsid uses concerted assembly?

A

helical

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4
Q

example of virus that uses concerted assembly

A

tobacco mosaic virus (TMV)

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5
Q

Where does concerted assembly begin in TMV RNA genome?

A

pac signal or OAS (origin of assembly)

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6
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Sequential assembly definition

A

genome is inserted after the capsid is formed

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7
Q

What type of capsid uses sequential assembly?

A

icosahedral

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8
Q

What cleaves links between VP2 and VP3, and VP3 and VP1 in poliovirus

A

3CD protease

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9
Q

VP4-VP2 link in poliovirus is cut by?

A

autocatalytic RNA-dependent reaction during virion assembly

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10
Q

2 types of viral or cellular proteins that assist capsid assembly of large icosahedral viruses

A
  • chaperones

- scaffolding proteins

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11
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Chaperone protein definition

A

proteins helping other proteins fold correctly by preventing non-specific associations

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12
Q

Where does capsid assembly occur in herpesvirus?

A

in the nucleus

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13
Q

Where does HIV assembly occur?

A

plasma membrane

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14
Q

Function of MA (matrix) in HIVs Gag polyprotein

A

target plasma membrane, anchors it via N-terminal myristic acid

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15
Q

Function of capsid (CA) in HIVs Gag polyprotein

A

forms core containing RNA genome

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16
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Function of NC (nucleocapsid) in HIVs Gag polyprotein

A

binds genomic RNA

17
Q

Function of P6 in HIVs Gag polyprotein

A

virus budding

18
Q

What does ESCRT stand for?

A

endosomal sorting complex required for transport

19
Q

What is ESCRT used for?

A

membrane scission during budding