Virus Life Cycle Flashcards

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1
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What structures interact in virus recognition?

A

ECM (tissues) and virion

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2
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What structures interact in virus attachment?

A

virion and specific cellular receptor

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3
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What is the viral host range?

A

preferred species

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4
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What is the viral tissue tropism?

A

preferred cell type

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5
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What makes a cell susceptible to viral infection?

A

virus can enter

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6
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What makes a cell permissive to viral infection?

A

virus can replicate and synthesize

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7
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What happens in a viral abortive infection?

A

viral replication is incomplete

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8
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what are the three mechanisms of viral penetration?

A

receptor-mediated endocytosis
pinicytosis
phagocytosis

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9
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what are the two ways a virus can enter a cell?

A

penetration

fusion

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10
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What happens in viral fusion?

A

virion envelope fuses with plasma membrane, leaves parts of virion behind

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11
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what is released in viral uncoating? what does this mark the beginning of?

A

genome is released

beginning of eclipse phase

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12
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Besides direct penetration, what are three mechanisms/locations of viral entry and uncoating?

A

at plasma membrane
endocytosis
at nuclear pore

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13
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Do viruses made mRNA?

A

yes - all do

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14
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Are the transcriptions factors which regulate mRNA synthesis viral or host?

A

Both

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15
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Where does the machinery to translate mRNA into protein come from? What molecules are used?

A

Host

ribosome, tRNA, amino acids

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16
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During virion assembly, what viral proteins interact with the newly made genomes?

A

capsid proteins

17
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During virion assembly, what do membrane proteins traffic through?

A

secretory pathway

18
Q

During virion assembly, what do cystolic proteins accumulate next to?

A

membrane

19
Q

What marks the end of a viral eclipse phase?

A

virion assembly

20
Q

When are the steps of virion assembly?

A

capsid proteins form empty shell

viral DNA inserted into capsids

21
Q

which shapes of capsids self-assemble?

A

icosahedral

helical

22
Q

what kind of capsid is made of a genome coated with nucleoproteins?

A

complex capsid

23
Q

From where do enveloped viruses acquire membranes?

A

host ER, golgi, or PM

24
Q

What must happen before capsid assembly? Can this happen at the same time as envelopment?

A

all virion components assemble at site of capsid assembly

cannot happen at the same time as envelopment

25
Q

How are virions released from the cell?

A

lysis
budding
exocytosis

26
Q

which form of virion release is active transport?

A

exocytosis

27
Q

How is the eclipse phase of a single-step virus growth curve characterized?

A

no virus it recovered - replication and assembly

28
Q

What is a viral burst size?

A

number of infectious viral progeny from a single round of replication

29
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What is a PFU? What does it measure?

A

Plaque Forming Unit

measures infectious virions