Virology

Question 1

Poxviridae

Answer 1

Cowpox
Monkey pox
ORF- sore mouth infection

Question 2

Adenoviridae

Answer 2

Infectious canine hepatitis

Question 3

Asfaviridae

Answer 3

African swine fever

Question 4

Parvoviridae

Answer 4

Canine parvovirus

Feline panleukopenia

Question 5

Circoviridae

Answer 5

Beak and feather disease

Question 6

Reoviridae

Answer 6

Blue tongue
African horse sickness
Rotavirus

Question 7

Birnavididae

Answer 7

Infectious bursal disease (gumboro disease)

Question 8

Picornaviridae

Answer 8

FMD-foot and mouth disease
Polio
Enterovirus

Question 9

Caliciviridae

Answer 9

Vasicular examthemia of swine
Rabbit hemorrhagic disease
Norovirus
Feline calicivirus

Question 10

Coronaviridae

Answer 10

TGE- transmissible gastroenteritis
FIP- feline infectious peritonitis
MERS/SARS

Question 11

Flaviviridae

Answer 11

Yellow fever 
WNV- West Nile virus 
Hepatitis C
Dengue 
BVD-bovine virus diarrhea 
Classics swine fever

Question 12

Togaviridae

Answer 12

EEE-eastern equine encephalitis virus
WEE-western equine encephalitis virus
VEE-Venezuelan equine encephalitis virus
chikungunya

Question 13

Filoviridae

Answer 13

Ebola

Marburg

Question 14

Paramyxoviridae

Answer 14

Measles
Mumps
Nipah
Hendra
Parainfluenza 
New castle disease 
Rinder pest 
Canine distemper

Question 15

Rhabdoviridae

Answer 15

Rabies

VSV-vesicular stomatitis virus

Question 16

Orthomyxoviridae

Answer 16

Influenza A (human, canine, swine, avian)

Question 17

Bunyaviridae

Answer 17

RVF-rift valley fever
CCHF- Crimean-Congo hemorrhagic fever
Hantavirus

Question 18

Arenaviridae

Answer 18

Lassa

Question 19

Retroviridae

Answer 19

HIV
FELV-feline leukemia virus 
BLV-bovine leukemia virus 
FIV-feline 
Maedi-visna 
SIV-simian immunodeficiency virus (non human primates)
BIV-bovine 
EIA-equine infectious anemia

Question 20

Hepadnaviridae

Answer 20

Hepatitis B

Question 21

Herpesviridae

Answer 21

IBR-infectious bovine rhinotracheitis
Circophithecine B
MCF- malignant catarrhal fever
HSV- herpes simples virus

Question 22

Pasteur-chamberlind filter

Answer 22

Porcelain
Ivanovsky-tobacco mosaic disease
Viruses went through

Question 23

Martinus Beijernick

Answer 23

Tobacco mosaic virus

Contagium vivium fluidum

Question 24

Wendell Stanley

Answer 24

Crystallized tobacco mosaic virus (first time crystallizing a virus)
Still active after crystallization
Lead to determination of structure and genetic composition (RNA)

Question 25

Protein coat

Answer 25

Capsid

Question 26

Nucleocapsid

Answer 26

Genome+capsid

Question 27

Membrane

Answer 27

Envelop (+\-)

Question 28

Accessory enzymes

Answer 28

(+\-)

Question 29

Naked capsid virion

Answer 29

``` Composed of protein Environmentally stable Lyric release from host cell Easily spread fomites Inactive when dried Able to survive in the gut ```

Question 30

Structural unit of naked capsid virion

Answer 30

Capsomeres

Question 31

Polyhedral

Answer 31

Adenovirus

Question 32

Spherical

Answer 32

Influenza

Question 33

Complex

Answer 33

Bacteriophage

Question 34

Helical

Answer 34

Tobacco mosaic virus

Question 35

Enveloped virion

Answer 35

``` Environmental labile Released by budding or lysis Must remain moist NOT likely to survive in the gut Does not always kill host cell ```

Question 36

DNA viruses are replicated.....

Answer 36

Nucleus (expect pox)

Question 37

Where are RNA viruses generally replicated

Answer 37

Cytoplasm

Question 38

Positive sense RNA contain the message for

Answer 38

Translation

Question 39

Negative sense RNA must me converted into positive sense message

Answer 39

True