DNA virus

Question 1

example of herpesviridae

Answer 1

• herpes simplex virus
• varicella zoster virus
• epstein barr virus
• cytomegalovirus

Question 2

example of poxviridae

Answer 2

• vaccinia virus
• smallpox virus
• molluscum contagiosum

Question 3

virion polymerase

Answer 3

• poxviridae
• hepadnaviridae

Question 4

circular double stranded dna

Answer 4

• polymaviridae
• papillomaviridae
• hepadnaviridae

Question 5

linear single stranded

Answer 5

parvoviridae

Question 6

linea double stranded

Answer 6

• herpesviridae
• adenoviridae
• poxviridae

Question 7

infects mammals

Answer 7

Mastadenovirus

Question 8

infects birds

Answer 8

Aviadenovirus

Question 9

size of adenovirus

Answer 9

70-90 nm

Question 10

size of papillomavirus

Answer 10

50-55 nm

Question 11

size of polyomavirus

Answer 11

45 nm

Question 12

adenovirus resists infection

Answer 12

• ether
• bile salts

Question 13

serotype for pneumonia

Answer 13

3,4,7

Question 14

serotype for acute respiratory disease

Answer 14

4,7,21

Question 15

children summer camp / swimming pool conjunctivitis

Answer 15

Pharyngoconjunctival fever

Question 16

adenovirus capsomeres

Answer 16

240 capsomeres

Question 17

a serious condition which
may appear as an epidemics, usually caused by type 8 and less
often by types 19 and 37.

Answer 17

epidemic keratoconjunctivitis

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Types 3, 4 and 11 are commonly
responsible.

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acute follicular conjunctivitis

Question 19

Some fastidious adenoviruses can cause diarrheal
disease in children (for example, types 40 and 41).

Answer 19

diarrhea

Question 20

other name for AAV (Adenovirus associated virus)

Answer 20

adenovirus satellite vitus

Question 21

dependence on adenoviruses (or herpes simplex virus) to provide the
missing functions.

Answer 21

dependence on adenoviruses (or herpes simplex virus) to provide the
missing functions.

Question 22

plantar warts

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hpv type 1 and 4

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flat warts

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3-10 pag ganun

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Anogenital Warts: also known as

Answer 24

Condylomata acuminata

Question 25

condition characterized by the presence of benign squamous papillomata on the mucosa of the respiratory tract, most commonly on the larynx

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recurrent respiratory papillomata

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most commonly found on low grade disease

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HPV type 6 and 11

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commonly associated with lesion of greater severity and invasive cancer

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HPV type 16 and 18

Question 28

recombinant viral protein vaccine containing types 6, 11, 16, and 18 virus- like particles is available for protection.

Answer 28

Gardasil

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recombinant vital protein vaccine containing types 16 and 18 virus like particles is not yet liscensed in USA, but available elsewhere

Answer 29

Cervarix -

Question 30

ecognized members of this polyomaviridae

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mouse polyomavirus
simian vacuolating virus
JC virus
BK virus

Question 31

causes harmless infections in mice by natural routes.

Answer 31

Mouse Polyomavirus

Question 32

was isolated from uninoculated rhesus and cynomolgus monkey kidney tissue cultures.

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Simian Vacuolating Virus 40 (Sv 40)

Question 33

was isolated from the brain of a patient with Hodgkin’s disease and progressive multifocal leukoencephalopathy (PML

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JC virus