Virology7 Flashcards
Herpesviridae genome: Spectrum of infections: Host range: Type of infection: Reactivation: High risk patients: Shape of capsid: Envelope Presence on site of lesion
DNA (linear ds) Wide From narrow(EBV) to wide Persistent latent infection (viral latency) Periodic Elderly and immunosuppressed Icosahedral Present Not present lama ykun saheh
T or F
Herpes viruses don’t have tegument
False
T or F
HSV 1 and 2 have 70% homology
False
50%
Terminal and internal repeats are involved in ——-
Gene rearrangement
T or F
In general herpes viruses resemble each other
False
We know which virus it is from —— which is adding endonucleases and then ——-
Finger printing
Migrating fragments on southern
In the latent phase the DNA takes a —— shape
Circular
Replication of herpes viruses:
Adsorption (the virus sticks to GAGs like heparan sulfate)
The capsid enters the cell
The DNA is thrown thru the nuclear pore (uncoating)
The DNA becomes circular
Bser mtl l episome
Tegument protein initiates the replication:
Immediate early : alpha proteins
Early: beta
Late: gamma (structural)
Cellular RNA pol II
MicRNA regulates the expression (latency)
HSV1 and 2 can cause :
1-
2-
3-
4-
Skin infections (burning,tingling—) macules then small bumps then vesicles then ulcer (vesiculo ulcerative lesions)
Mucosal
Encephalitis
Conjunctivitis
Herpes viruses hide in ——— in HSv1 and in —— in HSV2
They are homologous by —–
Dorsal ganglia of trigeminal nerve
Dorsal ganglie of sacral plexus
50% (fhemna)
HSV I is mainly transmitted thru—-
HSV 2 transmitted thru——
The reverse is (possible/not)—
Saliva (orall) (1 tongue)
Genitally (2 genitals)
Possible
T or F
We should screen for HSV 2/1
False
And antibody is useless laanu 3/4 l aalam already exposed
T or F
Antibody test should be done for detection of HSV 1
False
80-90% has been exposed to HSV1
Common epitopes between 1 and 2
T or F
Herpes viruses are cytolytic
True
T or F
We can differentiate clinically between HSV and varicella
False both cause painfull vesiculo ulcerative lesions
Site of primary infections should be either —– or —— , (can/can’t)—– transmitt the virus if he is asymptomatic.
Mucosal surfaces or breached skin
Can
Primary infection is (more/less) ——- severe than reinfection amd that’s because of ——-
More
Immune system
Cowdry type A are (intracutoplasmic/intranuclear)——- bodies present after infection with ——– while type B are present in——
Intranuclear
Varicella zoster
HSV
CMV
Primary infection(rarely/often)-----can cause meningitis and encephalitis, by which it's (mild/severe)----- and can leave ------- resulting in ----- Primary infection in an intact skin (will/less likely happen)------ the most common case is transmission by----
Rarely Mild Sequela Hear loss Less likely Mucosal Breached skin
Immunocompromised patients infected with HSV can suffer from ——- after——
Ulcers and vesicles on the esophagus
Viremia