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HIV Flashcards

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Viruses belong to the subfamily Oncovirinae

A

HTLV1
HTLV-2
HTLV-5

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HIV belongs to what subfamily?

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Lentivirinae

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2
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gp 120- aid in the fusion and attachment of HIV to CD4+ cells

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Env Gene

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4
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Other name for HIV

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HTLV-3 (human Tcell lymphotropic virus type 3)
LAV (Lymphadenopathy associated virus)
ARV (AIDS associated retrovirus)

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5
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Most common subtype of Group M

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Subtype C

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6
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Three layer structure of HIV

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P24
gp41
gp120

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7
Q

HIV Naked or enveloped?
Icosahedral or complex?
With or without spikes?

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Envelope
Icosahedral
With spikes

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8
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Enzyme present in Retroviridae

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Reverse transcriptase

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9
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Diagnostically important proteins

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p24
gp41
gp120
gp160

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11
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Transcribe RNA to DNA

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Reverse transcriptase

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12
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Strains that can infect both macrophages and T cells

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M tropic or R5

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13
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The three main structural gene of HIV

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Env gene
Gag gene
Pol gene

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15
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Viral genetic material that is incorporated to the DNA of the host cell

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Provirus

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16
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Group antigen gene that is found in nucleocapsid

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p15
p17
p24

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17
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Receptor to the host

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CD4

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18
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Positive dried smear of HIV remain infectious for? How about HBV smear?

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3days

7days

19
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HIV viruses that preferentially infect T cells

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T tropic or X4 strain

20
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Inserts viral DNA to host DNA

A

Integrase

22
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Chemokine receptor of HIV required to enter T cells

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CXCR4

23
Q

This is used to inactivate HBV and HIV

A

HBV- 10% bleach for 10mins

HIV- 10% bleach for 3mins

24
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First antibody to be produced following HIV infection

A

anti p24

26
Q

Confirmatory test for HIV

A

Western blot

27
Q

Receptor to the virus

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gp120

28
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MOT of HIV

A

Sexual
Perinatal
Parenteral

30
Q

End stage of HIV infection

A

AIDS

31
Q

Treatment for HIV that involves aggressive combination therapy

A

HAART

Highly active anti retroviral therapy

32
Q

Classify HIV-1 and HIV-2 according to distribution

A

HIV1 global or pandemic

HIV2 west Africa

33
Q

Testing is often done at _____, ______,&_______ after exposure to find out if a person is infected with HIV

A

6wks
3months
5months

34
Q

Screening test for HIV

A

Elisa
RIA
Agglutination test

35
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Chemokine receptor of HIV required to enter macrophages

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CCR5

45
Q

Cleaves structural protein located in the core near the nucleic acid

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Protease

46
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The three subgroups of HIV 1

A

Group M
Group N
Group O

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