Lecture 18 Flashcards

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What are the effector cells in the antibody-mediated immune response to viruses?

A
  • antibody
  • complement activated by IgG or IgM
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What is the activity associated with the antibody-mediated immune response to viruses?

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  • Blocks: binding of virus to host cell, fusion of viral envelope with host cell membrane.
  • Enhances phagocytosis (opsonization)
  • Agglutinates viral particles
  • Mediates opsonization and lysis
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What are the effector molecules in the cell-mediated immune response to viruses?

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  • INF-y secreted by Th or CTL cells
  • NK cells and macrophages
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What is the activity associated with the cell-mediated immune response to viruses?

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-Has direct antiviral activity
-Kills virus infected cells by antibody-dependent cell-mediated cytotoxicity (ADCC)

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5
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List the structural components of a virus.

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  • DNA or RNA genes
  • Capsid
  • Capsomeres
  • Envelope
  • Proteins
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What are the steps in a virus infection?

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  1. Adsorption
  2. Endocytosis of the virion, or fusion to the plasma membrane.
  3. Capsid is dismantled, the nucleic acid is released into the cytoplasm (uncoating).
  4. Replication begins
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Describe the process of DNA virus replication.

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  1. Infectious viral DNA replication
  2. New viral DNA undergoes transcription
  3. Viral RNA undergoes translation
  4. Viral protein
  5. Virus assembly
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Describe the process of RNA virus replication.

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    • strand
  1. Infectious viral RNA undergoes replication.
  2. New viral RNA undergoes translation.
  3. Viral protein
  4. Virus assembly
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Describe the process of Retrovirus (lentivirus) replication.

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  1. Infectious viral RNA ( - strand) undergoes reverse transcription
  2. Viral DNA undergoes transcription
  3. Viral RNA undergoes translation
  4. Viral protien
  5. Virus assembly
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10
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Which of these are included in the innate viral immune response?
A. Cytotoxic T cells
B. NK cells
C. Type I interferons
D. B&C

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B&C - the innate immune response to viral infections include the induction of Type I interferons and activation of NK cells

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T/F: The adaptive immune response to viruses include the generation of just cytotoxic T cells.

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False - this response includes the generation of cytotoxic T cells AND neutralizing antibodies.

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12
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In the earliest immune response of the host to a viral infection, what is produced?

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Type I interferons alpha and beta

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