virus-lichens Flashcards
living and non living characters of virus
non living:
high specific gravity
ability to get crystallised
absence of growth and division
living:
ability to multiply
neuraminidase(first), transcriptase, lysozyme
killed by autoclavig and UV rays
scientists related to virus
pasteur-virus
ivanowsky-tobacco mosaic, passed through bacteria proof filter
beijerinck-contagium vivum fluidum
scientists related to virus
pasteur-virus
ivanowsky-tobacco mosaic, passed through bacteria proof filter
beijerinck-contagium vivum fluidum
stanley-crystallised and showed its majorly protein
what is a virion
inert virus
explain viral envelope
made of proteins from virus and carbs and lipids from host
it may or may not be present
HIV and Herpes virus have it
genetic material of virus
dsDNA-cauliflower mosaic, pox, herpes
ssDNA-coliphage, phi-174, m-13
dsRNA-reovirus, wound tumor
ssRNA-retrovirus(hiv), foot and mouth disease, corona, rous sarcoma virus (rsv), tmv, influenza
based on host specificity virus are divided as
phytophaginaea-ssRNA
zoophagineae-all except ssDNA
bacteriophage-dsDNA
about tmv
3000A long
18A diamtere
2100 capsomeres
6400 nucleotides
nucleotide:capsomere = 3:1
39.4x10^6Da weight
helical ssRNA
about T4 phage
polyheadral head with helical binal tail
hexagonal base plate with 6 tail pins and 6 tail fibres for attachment to host
explain reproduction in virus
phagic (only nucleic acid enters):
lytic cycle (only in virulent)-T4
lysogenic (temperate virus)-lambda phage
pinocytic (all except envelope enters)
tmv, hiv, hepatitis b
- small pox
- mumps
- german measles
- measles
- variola
- paramyxo
- rubella
- measles virus
viriods
-smallest self replicating particles
-t o diener
-rna particle devoid of protein coat
-obligate parasite
-potato spindle tuber disease, chrysanthemum stunt, citrus exocortis
virusoids
-rna virus inside capsid of large virus
-do not cause infection in host
-randle
prions
-alper
-kuru (laughing death)
-scrapie in sheep
-mad cow/bovine spongiform encephalopathy
-creutzfeldt jakob disease
-abnormally folded protein
ascomycetes that form lichen
cladonia
usnea
parmelia
graphis