Viral immunity

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viruses are

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obligate intracellular pathogens

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viruses depend on

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host proteins and machineries for replicattion

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viruses can have as a few genes as

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3-4

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viruses can have as many genes as

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hundred

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types of viral DNA

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ssRNA
dsRNA
ssDNA
dsDN

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DNA is enclosed within

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the capsid

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viruses can be

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cytopathic and non cytopathic

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cytopathic viruses induce

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cell autophagy or apoptosis

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non-cytopathic

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doe not destroy cell

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name two cytopathic viruses

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• polio
• herpes
• influenza

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name as cell with a latent stage

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herpes

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name a non-cytopathic virus

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Hep-B

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name 4 methods that viruses use to break and enter humans

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• intestinal route
• respiratory rout
• insect vector
• blood born

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intestinal viruses

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polio

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polio

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enter the body via sampling M cells

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respiratory viruses

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influenza and rhino viruses

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influenza and rhino viruses

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enter via epithelial cells in the airway

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insect vector

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dengue fever and west nile virus

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blood born

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invade through mucosa or following epithelial trauma

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how to viruses enter the body- simple

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by exploiting special molecules as receptors for invasion

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viral tropism

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most virus’ invade using receptors with restricted tissue expression patterns

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name three receptors that HIV used to invade

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CD4, CCR5, CD209

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CD4 type of receptor

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Ig superfamily

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CCR5 type of receptor

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chemokine

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CD209 type of receptor

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C-type lectin

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viruses are the most common

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recurring infection in humans

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which type of viral infection causes the most mortality

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zoonotic

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HIV came from

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chimpanzees in Africa

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Hantavirus

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rodents in S/N America

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SARs coronavirus

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Bats in china

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innate response to virus'

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- IFN - complement - NK cells

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adaptive response to virus'

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Cytotoxic T lymphocytes | B cells- antibodies

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which type of immune cell is most abundant

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CD8 T cells- population rises quickly after infection

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CD4 T cell expansion

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also occurs, but at a lower magnitude

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neutralising antibodies

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antibodies bind to virus' preventing their uptake

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when an antibody is bound to a virus was binds

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C1q/r/s

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C1q/r/s

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complex couples antibody binding with the classical pathway - analogous to MBL

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NK cell mediated ADCC

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antibodies bound to infected cell triggers NK cells to cytotoxically kill

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epidemic

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a disease that appears as new cases in a given human population, during a given period, at a rate that substantially exceeds what is ‘expected’, based on recent evidence

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an epidemic may be restricted to..

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one locale (an outbreak), more general (an epidemic) or even global (pandemic)

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pandemic

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an epidemic that spreads through human populations across a large region e.g. a continent, or even worldwide