Hepatitis Flashcards

(35 cards)

1
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Hepatic cell plates are made from what?

A

Hepatocytes

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2
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Between hepatocytes are what?

A

Bile canaliculi that empty into the bile duct

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3
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What is hepatitis?

A

Inflammation of the liver

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4
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What can hepatitis result from?

A

Viral infection or liver damage

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5
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What family does hep c belong to

A

Flaviviridae

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6
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Hep C envelope displays how many surface glycoproteins?

A

2 (E1 and E2)

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7
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What do E1 and E2 do?

A

Mediate binding and entry into target cells

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8
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How does hep C enter cells?

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Binds to specific receptors on the surface of hepatocytes in liver, lateral movement towards tight junctions and internalised via clatherin-coated endosomes

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9
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HCV lipoviral particles attach to what expressed at the plasma membrane?

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HSPGs, LDLRs and SRB1

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What is CD81?

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A membrane HCV co-receptor that binds to E2 glycoproteins on the viral particle

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What does claudin 1 do?

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Interacts with CD81

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What are the steps in HCV infection?

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  1. HCV attaches (HSPGs, LDLR, SRB1)
  2. Lateral movement and CLDN1-CD81 interaction
  3. Internalisation (clathirin mediated endocytosis)
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13
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HCV produces what?

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A polyprotein that is processed by viral and cellular proteases into 10 gene products

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14
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What is the polypeptide cleaved by?

A

Viral and cellular proteases

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15
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Where does translation of proteins occur?

A

rough endoplasmic reticulum

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16
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What is the core?

A

Forms nucleocapsid

17
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What are E1 and E2?

A

Envelope glycoproteins

18
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What is P7?

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Member of a viroporin family of ion channels

19
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What is NS2?

A

cysteine-protease

20
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What is NS3?

A

Serine-type protease that is activated by stable interactions with NS4A

21
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What is NS4B?

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Important in rearrange of host cell membranes

22
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What is NS5A?

A

Phosphoprotein, RNA replication

23
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What is NS5B?

A

RNA dependent RNA polymerase

24
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What is a HCV-induced membranous web?

A

A cluster of single and double membrane vesicles as well as multi-vesicular bodies, also contains lipid rich droplets

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RNA synthesis is catalysed by what?
Viral RNA-dependent RNA polymerise activity of NS5B
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What family does HBV belong to?
Hepadnaviridae
27
HBV dsDNA or ssRNA?
dsDNA
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How is HBV transmitted?
Through contact with bloo or other bodily fluids of an infected person
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What is alcoholic hepatitis associated with?
Oxidative stress, inflammation of the liver, translocation of bacterial products from the gut microbiota into the portal blood stream
30
Where is ethanol primarily metabolised?
Liver
31
Ethanol metabolism leads to build up of what?
NADH and acetaldehyde (destructive to cells)
32
What reacts with DNA to result in tissue injury?
Acetaldehyde
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What are kupffer cells?
Specialised macrophages located in the liver
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What do gut derived endotoxins activate kupffer cells to induce?
An inflammatory response including TNF and IL production
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LPS activation of kupffer cells leads to activation of what?
Enzyme NADPH oxidase leading to ROS formation