VIROLOGY Flashcards

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1
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what type of organism is a virus

A

obligate intracellular organism

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2
Q

t or f. virus may contain both dna or rna

A

false. its either dna or rna virus

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3
Q

t or f. all virus are haploid.

A

false. all are haploid except retrovirus

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4
Q

type of virus:

cause infection that leads to death

A

virulent

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5
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type of virus:

can cause infection but not death

A

temperate

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6
Q

the entire virus unit

A

virion

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7
Q

7 parts of virion

A
genome
capsid
nucleocapsid
capsomeres
structural units
outer membrane
protein spikes
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8
Q

virion part:

contains genetic material

A

genome

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9
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virion part:

encloses the genome; protein in nature

A

capsid

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10
Q

cubic capsid

A

icosahedral

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11
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rod like capsid

A

helical

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12
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not helical nor icosahedral capsid

A

complex capsid

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13
Q

only 1 group of virus that has complex capsid

A

pox virus

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14
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genome + capsid

A

nucleocapsid

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15
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virion part:

morphological units on the capsid surface

A

capsomere

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16
Q

smallest functional unit equivalent to building units of the capsid

A

protomers

17
Q

virion part:

facilitates the transfer of nucleic acid from one host cell to another

A

protein spikes

18
Q

infectious protein particle

A

prion

19
Q

t or f. virus replication happens outside the host cell

A

false, happens inside

20
Q

steps in viral replication 1 to 5

A
  1. attachment/adsorption
  2. penetration
  3. biosynthesis
  4. morphogenesis/assembly
  5. release to extracellular fluid
21
Q

viral replication steps:

interaction between the viral receptor and the host cell receptor

A

attachment/adsorption

22
Q

how does the virus enter the host cell?

A

endocytosis

23
Q

viral replication steps:

manufacture or production of viral components

A

biosynthesis

24
Q

viral replication steps:

all viral components will gather or assemble together to produce one virion

A

morphogenesis