Quiz 5 - (Viruses and the Immune System) Flashcards

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properties of life

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  • cells obey laws of Energetics - cells are highly structured - cells metabolize - cells self-replicate (divide) - cells osmoregulate - cells communicate - cells show animation - cells grow, divide, and differentiate - cells die
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2
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are viruses alive?

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  • no
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Lytic Cycle of bacterial viruses

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phage attaches to cell > phage injects DNA > phage DNA circulates > new phage DNA and proteins are synthesized > phages assemble > cell lyses, realeasing phages

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5
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lysogenic cycle of bacterial viruses

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phage attaches to cell > phage injects DNA > phage DNA criculates > phage DNA inserts into the bacterial chromosome by recombination > Lysogenic bacterium reproduces normally, replicating the prophage at each cell division > many cell divisions

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6
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two things all viruses have in common

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protein

nucleic acid

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7
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list two types of human viruses

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emerging viruses

long established viruses

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8
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examples of emerging viruses

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SARS (coronavirus)

Ebola

West Nile

HIV

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9
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examples of long established viruses

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herpes

polio

rabies

influenza

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10
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HIV is an example of a ___

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retrovirus

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11
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what things occur with an AIDS virus?

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  • reverse transcriptase
  • integrates into the human genome
  • kills white blood cells
  • allows other diseases to enter the body
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12
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What protects us from viruses, bacteria, fungi, and other things that “don’t belong?”

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immune system

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13
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what are the cels of the immune system called?

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macrophages

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14
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what are the chemicals of the immune system called?

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  • interferons
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15
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Two types of lymphocytes

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  • B cells
  • T cells
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16
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function of B cells

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  • work through the production of antibodies
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function of T cells

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work directly by interacting with foreign object

18
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where lymphotcytes come from

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thymus

19
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your body produces B cells capable of producing _____ of different antibody molecules

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trillions

20
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each b cell has its own unique _____

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genome

21
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what happens once an organism has been exposed to an antigen?

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  • memory cells are formed which allows for a larger response the second time
22
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what do antibodies do?

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  • stick to other molecules
  • serve as a “flag” so that other objects can be destroyed
  • facilitate phagocytosis
  • complement
23
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ways in which binding of antibodies to antigens inactivates antigens

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  • neutralization
  • agglutination of microbes
  • precipitation of dissolved antigens
  • activation of complement system `
24
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what are great examples of stem cells?

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