Chapter 19 Flashcards

1
Q

viruses ____________ possess all properties of life

A

do not

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2
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3 properties of life that viruses do not possess

A
  • viruses are not cells
  • viruses do not grow
  • virsuses cannot reproduce on their own
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3
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however viruses do ______________ some properties of life

A

possess

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4
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4 properties of life that viruses possess

A
  • viruses can replicate
  • viruses possess genetic material
  • viruses utilize the genetic code
  • virsues evolve by natural selection
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5
Q

_________________ produce genetic variability in viruses

A

mutations

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6
Q

viruses can be as small as __________________

A

20 nm

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7
Q

viruses consist of ____________ surrounded by __________________

A

genes (DNA and RNA)

protein coat

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8
Q

a virus can consist of as few as _______________ genes

A

4

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9
Q

_____________ is the protein coat of a virus

A

capsid

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10
Q

some viruses are surrounded by a ____________________

A

membranous envelope

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11
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_______________ which serve as receptor molecules are attached to the envelope

A

glycoproteins

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12
Q

a virus enter the a host cell and is ___________________,

A

uncoated

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13
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for a virus to be uncoated the DNA and ___________________ are seperated

A

protein capsid

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14
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the host cell’s enzyme (DNA polymerase) _____________ the viral DNA

A

replicate

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15
Q

the host cell’s enzyme (RNA polymerase) and ribosomes _________________ the viral DNA into RNA and proteins

A

transcription and translation

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16
Q

_____________ undergo either a lytic cycle or a lysogenic cycle within their bacterial host cells

A

bacteriophages

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17
Q

Bacteriaphages aka _______________ are viruses that infect bacteria

A

phages

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18
Q

_______________ possess DNA as their genetic material

A

bacteriaphages

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19
Q

a bacteriophages capsid consist of (3 things)

A
  • head
  • tail
  • tailfibers
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20
Q

a _________ that contains DNA is in a virus

A

head

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21
Q

a ___________ that injects the DNA into the bacterium is in a virus

A

tail

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22
Q

__________________ attach the bacteriophage to the bacterium

A

tailfibers

23
Q

during the ________________ the viral DNA incorporates itself into the bacterial chromosome

A

lysogenic cycle

24
Q

during the lytic cycle, the new viruses that are produced destroy the cell when they _______________________

A

break out of it

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lysogenic cycle does not harm the bacterial cell _____________, though viral DNA will ultimately exit the bacterial chromosome and initiate the ___________________
lytic cycle
26
the viral DNA is replicated when the bacteria _______________ in the lysogenic cycle
divides
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lysogenic cycle does not harm the bacterial cell _____________, though viral DNA will ultimately exit the bacterial chromosome and initiate the ___________________
directly | lytic cycle
28
viruses that infect plants possess ____________ as their genetic material
RNA
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viruses that infect animals may possess ___________ as their genetic material
DNA
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viruses infect plants by way of _________________ transmission
horizontal and vertical
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____________ transmission involves viral entry though damaged part of the plant - lesion due to wind or cold - insects feeding on the plant - gardeners using infecting tools
horizontal
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___________ transmission involves parents passing virus to their offspring
vertical
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animal viruses do not lyse their _______________
host cells
34
DNA viruses causes:
- warts - cold sores and genetial herpies - chicken pox and shingles - mononucleosis - small pox
35
in ______________________ affected individuals are susceptible to other infections that bodys immune system would normally be able to fight off
HIV
36
RNA viruses cause:
- common cold - influenza - measels, mumps, rubella - hepatitudes - polio - rabies
37
________________ are complex arrangements of molecules so they could represent an early transition between non life and life
viruses
38
there is high turnover in ________________ cells so tissue damaged by a common cold can be replaces
respiratory system
39
________________ cells do not divide and therefore cannot be replaced so polio is permanent
central nervous system
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the glycoproteins bind to recelptors on an animal host which mediated _____________________ of the virus into the cell
endocystosis
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new viruses exit the host cell by way of ______________ stealing some of the host membrane as their envelope
exocytosis
42
viruses also frequently trigger the breakdown of ______________________ releasing damaging enzymes into the cell
lysosome
43
there are vaccines that ____________ many viral infections
prevent
44
medications can only ________________ viral infections once they are acquired
treat
45
medications cannot ____________ viral infections
cure
46
HIV _____________________ is the virus that causes AIDS ___________________________
human immunodificiency virus (HIV) | acquired immunodifficiency syndrom (AIDS)
47
HIV infects ___________________________
leukocytes (white blood cells)
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HIV is a ______________ virus that function as a ___________________
RNA virus | retrovirus
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HIV uses an enzyme _______________ to produce | DNA from RNA template (many HIV drugs target this enzyme
reverse transcriptace
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however because viruses can only reproduce by living cells, _______________________________
cells must have existed prior to viruses
51
Which came first Virus or cell?
the cell
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viroids are small ____________ molecules that infect _______________________
RNA | plants
53
prions are small _________________ molecules that infect _________________________
proteins | animals
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_______________ the cause of mad cow disease in cows and creutzfielt-kakob disease in humans causes __________________
prions | causes brain damage