Viral Flashcards

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Rinderpest

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CD150 (SLAM) B-L membrane

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2
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Bluetongue

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Attachment proteins VP2, VP5

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3
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Contagious ecthyma

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F1L attachment protein

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4
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Vesicular stomatitis

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Glycoprotein G for attachment

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5
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Foot and Mouth

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VP1-4 attaches to alpha integrins (VB1, VB3, VB6)

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6
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Swine Vesicular Dz and Vesicular Exanthema of Swine

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VP1-4 attach to ICAM

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IBR (bovine herpes-1) (similar for Fe viral rhinotracheitis and Fe calicivirus)

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Glycoproteins B, C, D bind to herpesvirus entry mediators A, C, B(nectin 1, nectin 2) and heparin sulfate
Encodes viral proteins ICPO and ICP27 that block IFN-B expression

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8
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K9 adenovirus I

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Fiber protein serves as virus capsid protein for attachment

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9
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K9 Distemper

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Attachment: Viral H protein
Fusion: Viral F protein (also leads to syncytia)
Binds to CD150 (SLAM)

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10
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Rabies

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Binds to envelope G proteins on myocytes

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EEE, WEE, VEE, WNV

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Glycoproteins E1, E2

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12
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EBV gammaherpes

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Binds CD21 in B cells; LMP1 mimicks CD40 is exposed on B cell -> B cell proliferation

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Feline coronavirus

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Serotype I: DC-SIGN and not APN is involved in entry process of serotype I FCoV in Monocytes
Serotype II: BOTH DC-SIGN AND APN; binding is mediated by APN and DC-SIGN is either internalization or another step
Intact 3C protein (for non-mutated FCoV) needed for sustainable infection of enterocytes and infectivity to other cats

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14
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BRSV (paramyxovirus)

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Attachment protein (G)
Fusion protein (F)
Small hydrophobic protein
NS1, NS2: mediate resistance to IFN
recruites WC1.1 and WC1 negative gamma/delta T cells
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15
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Swine influenza type A

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Hemaglutinin (HA): attachment, internalization, and intracellular fusion of virus
Neuraminidase (NA): prevents aggregation of viral progeny upon release
Polymerase (PA, PB-1, and PB-2): directs cell processes towards replication PB-2 is MOST important, takes pieces of host pre-mRNA; polymerases repsonsible for cross-species infxn
NS1: only in host cell cytosolo, interferes with host response

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16
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BVDV

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Erns protein is expressed in the development of PI calves

17
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Malignant Catarrhal Fever

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15-A antigen epitope defines MCF

ORF25 transcripts are an index of lytic viral gene expression

18
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PRRS

A

Sialoadhesins

CD163

19
Q

Canine parainfluenza

A

Targets ciliated mucosal cells
Enters via HN and F glycoproteins
Bordetella most often follows

20
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Ovine progressive pneumonia (lentivirus) or CAEV

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targets cells that express small ruminant lentivirus receptors A or B
Virus infects cells of monocyte macrophage system but ONLY replicates in activated MO in tissues

21
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Classical Swine Fever (Hog Cholera, Pestivirus)

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Erns and E2 envelope glycoproteins involved in binding to tonsillar mucosa (note these are the same as BVDV, another pestivirus)

22
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African Swine Fever (asfivirus)

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Glycoproteins p12, p54, p30 for attachment and binding to host cells

23
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African Horse Sickness (orbivirus)

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VP2 and VP5 (similar to Bluetongue, another orbivirus)

NS3, a viral protein inserted into host cell membrane is a viroporin (alters permeability of cell)

24
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Equine Infectious Anemia (EIA virus)

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Virus express glycoprotein gp90 that binds to equine lentivirus receptor-1 on Mono and MO
Free virus attaches to RBCs->phagocytosis and complement->anemia from IV and EV hemolysis

25
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Bovine Leukosis Virus (deltaretrovirus)

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Malignant transformation of B cells
Virus uses BLV envelope glycoproteins (gp51, gp30) to enter naive B cell that express BLV-binding receptor (those expressing IgM, CD5, CD11b are MORE susceptible)
GENE TRANSACTIVATION integrates viral genome into B cell DNA
Genes of BLV express BLX tax protein (p34tax) that stimulates B cell proliferation

26
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FeLV

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B cells spread virus while T cells are primary target
Four subgroups: FeLV-A spread through saliva->immunosuppression; FeTHTR1 receptor on T cells
FeLV-B: neoplastic transformation; FePit1 or 2 receptor
FeLV-C: anemia; FeLVCR receptor
FeLV-T: infects T cells; FePit1 for receptor and FeLIX secreted by T cells determines tropism
FOCMA antigen is expressed on TRANSFORMED cells ONLY

27
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FIV (lentivirus)

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Target cells express CD134 receptor and CXCR4 cofactor

28
Q

PCV-2

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Attaches to glycosaminoglycan receptors, heparin sulfate, and chondroitin sulfate B on MO, DC, LO

29
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Papillomavirus

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Capsid proteins (L1 major and L2 minor)