Respiratory Viruses Flashcards

(28 cards)

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What type of genome does Influenze virus have?

A

SEgmented (-) ssRNA

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What type of virion does Influenza virus have?

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Enveloped

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3
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What type of genome does Adenovirus have?

A

dsDNA

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4
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What type of virion does Adenovirus have?

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Non-enveloped

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5
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What type of genome does Rhinovirus have?

A

(+)ssRNA

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What type of genome does Rhinovirus have?

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Non-enveloped

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What type of Influenza virus is most common and associated with greatest concern?

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Influenza virus A

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The Hemagglutinin (HA) protein in Influenza virus is associated with what?

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Cell attachment

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The Neuraminidase (NA) protein in Influenza virus is associated with what?

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Viral budding and release

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10
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Which type of Influenze has animal reservoirs?

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Type A

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Where does transcription and replication of Influenza virus take place?

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The nucleus

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12
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What are the symptoms of Influenza virus?

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Fever, malaise, nonproductive cough, sore throat

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What are complications of influenza virus?

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Viral pneumonia, bacterial pneumonia, reye syndrome, otitis media

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14
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What strains of influenza do vaccines usually contain?

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(Attenuated live vaccine) H3N2, H1N1, and Type B strain

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15
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What does Tamiflu do?

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Blocks release of budding virions

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How are adenovirus strains differentiated?

17
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What family of virus do adenovirus belong to?

18
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How does Adenovirus enter the cell?

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Via Coxsackie-adenovirus receptor (CAR) and then moves to the nucleus

19
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What is unique about Adenovirus replication?

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Occurs in three phases

20
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What genes are made in the immediate-early phase of Adenovirus replication?

A

Transcriptional regulators (trying to take over the resources of the cell)

21
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What genes are made in the early phase of Adenovirus replication

A

DNA replication and post transcriptional events

22
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What genes are made in the late phase of Adenovirus replication?

A

Take over of cellular mRNA synthesis

23
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Adenovirus needs the cell to be doing what in order to replicate?

A

The host cell must be replicating

24
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How does Adenovirus promote a cell to be in a replication stage?

A

E1A inactivates pRb leading to S phase gene expression; E1B inactivates p53 leading to S phase and preventing apoptosis

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What are symptoms of Adenovirus respiratory disease?
Common Cold - like nasal congestion, inflammation, cough (serotypes 1, 2, 5, 6); (Serotypes 4 and 7 can result in sever pneumonia in military recruits)
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Rhinovirus causes what type of infections?
Mild upper respiratory infections
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Why is it difficult to cure rhinovirus?
Over 100 serotypes makes vaccine development impractical
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What are symptoms of Rhinovirus?
Common Cold - Red nose, nasal discharge