Lecture 9: Virus Engineering Flashcards

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How can virus recombinants be selected by plaquing on selective medium?

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Define homologous recombination. How can we select for viruses after homologous recombination?

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What is spontaneous genome packing in vitro?

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Define transfection. How can virus genomes be transfected into the cell?

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How can a recombinant virus be engineered?

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How was the poxvirus genome reconstructed entirely from chemically synthesized DNA?

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Describe genetic complementation.

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How is genetic complementation used to make a modified genome?

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How can a virus capsid be used to deliver a therapeutic gene into a human cell?

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Define pseudotyping.What is a good example of pseudotyping?

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While inserting influenza viral genomes into plasmids, why do there need to be two plasmids for all 8 segments?

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What are some critical genes found on plasmid 1 vs plasmid 2 during the process of creating a flu vaccine?

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