Virusis Flashcards

1
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virus morphology:

A

very small, 10nm-.2

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2
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Nucleocapsid includes:

A

nucleic acid, and capsid

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3
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Nucleic acid:

A

viral genes made up of either DNA or RNA

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4
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Capsid:

A

protein coat made up of subunits called capsomeres

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5
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Envelope:

A

membrane stolen from host cell

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6
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Envelope physiology (funtion):

A

None

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7
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Envelope reproduction:

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occurs only inside host cells and is called replication

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8
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Envelope reproduction cycle:

A

attachment, penetration, uncoating, biosynthesis, maturation, release

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9
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Attachment:

A

to receptor sites on host cell by spikes (peplomers)

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10
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penetration:

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entrance into host cell

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11
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uncoating:

A

removal of capsids, frees viral genes to be expressed

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12
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biosynthesis:

A

synthesis of viral DNA or RNA and proteins

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13
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Maturation

A

Components assemble to form viral particles (virions)

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14
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Release:

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virions emerge from host cell by lysis or budding

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15
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Importance and habitat of virus:

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pathogenic; ubiquitous, function only in a living cell

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