Taxonomy virus Flashcards

(39 cards)

1
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virus are grouped in ?

A

families

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2
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virus are given what to name them?

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  • Genus name

- Species name

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3
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classification of virus is based on what ?

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  • Nature of the host
  • Type of disease caused
  • Life cycle
  • Naked or enveloped
  • Type of nucleic acids and strandedness
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What’s the baltimore classficiation scheme?

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the type of genome , kind of genome will dictate the replication mechanism

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5
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There are two type of RNA genomes

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  • Plus configuration

- Minus configuration

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What’s the plus configuration of RNA genomes?

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It’s the same strand of dna and can be translated directly

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What’s the minus configuration of RNA genomes?

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complementary in base sequence to viral mRNA (needs to be transcribed into plus strand before it can be translated

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Life cycle of viruses ,first step?

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Adsorption

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9
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What’s adsorption ?

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attachment - virus - specific receptors- surface of the cell.

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plants viruses are usually introduced into the host by ?

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insect vectors or following mechanical damage

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life cycle of viruses,second step?

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Penetration,virus genome enters the cell

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in envelopped and naked viruses what enters the cell ?

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complete virion may enter the cell

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In envelopped virus, the envelope may?

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be left at the cell surface such that only the nucleopsid enters the cell

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In naked viruses?

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the capsid may be left at the surface(everything left at the surface)

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Uncoating?

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removal of the envelope and/or the capsid by host enzymes,sometimes within lysosomes(in eukaryotes)

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16
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direct penetration?

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naked virus,everything is left at the surface

17
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In membrane fusion ? (enveloped viruses)

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the envelope is left at surface

18
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Who does endocytosis to enter

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Most enveloped viruses of eukaryotes (they use viropexis)

19
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What’s viropexis?

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Everything gets in (in a second envelope)

20
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What happens with the second envelope that goes in ?

A

viruses are then delivered to lysosomes which degrade the capsid and the nucleic acid is release into the cytoplasm

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Life cycle, third step?

A

replication of the nucleic acid transcription and protein synthesis

22
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life cycle,fourth step?

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Maturation, assembly of virus components,nucleic acid,nucleocapsid and acessory proteins to form new virions

23
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How quick happens the assembly?

A

spontaneous (occurs by itself)

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LIfe cycle, fifth step?

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release,matura virions exit the host cell by means of budding or by causin lysis of the cell

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When the plant viruses exit it's transmitted by?
by means of vector
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2 importante période dans le virus replication?
- Latent period | - Release(Rise period)
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Latent period diviser en deux ?
- Eclipse | - Maturation
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What's Eclipse?
time necessary for the host cells to replicate the viral genome and to synthesize the viral component
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What's maturation ?
time needed for the different components to be assembled
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What happens during release?
Virions are detected outside the cell
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virions detected outside?
il vont les detecter et donc vont liberer les siens
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Apres qu'il est détecté des virions dehors ils font quoi?
Lysis: virus-encoded proteins damage the cytoplasmic membrane"
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ds les bacterie c quoi qui cause lysis ?
a virus encoded protein destroys the peptidoglycan layer
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aussi peuvent etre liberer par ?
Budding (enveloped virus)
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the number of virions released?
burst size
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Burst size varies ?
according to the virus,host cell
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Tout ce processus prend combien de temps pour une bacterial virus?
20-60 min
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Tout ce processus prend combien de temps pour un animal virus ?
8-40h
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budding the enveloppe comes from?
the cytoplasmic membrane or the nuclear membrane