History of Virology Flashcards

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Virions

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Virus particles produced by assembly of preformed components made by the host

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2
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Why are viruses mostly considered non living?

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They have no genes encoding machinery for energy production

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3
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Inoculation

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Generic term for inoculation against viruses

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4
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Variolation

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Inoculation against smallpox specifically

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5
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When did Jenner do cowpox thing?

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18th century

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6
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When did Pasteur and Koch discover the Germ Theory of Disease?

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19th century

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7
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Koch’s postulates

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  1. Agent must be present in every case of the disease
  2. Agent must be isolated and grown in vitro
  3. Disease must be reproduced from a pure culture in a healthy susceptible host
  4. Same agent must be recovered again
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8
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Bacteriophages were discovered when?

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20th century

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9
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A protein is what % of the genes molecular weight?

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~15%

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