Viruses overview part 2

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How do certain viruses cause cancer?

Some carry genes that directly cause cancer or other viruses produce proteins that induce a loss of growth regulation

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These types of cells Have increased rate of growth, changes in their chromosomes, changes in cell surface molecules, and capacity to divide indefinitely

Transformed cells

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These are mammalian viruses capable of initiating tumors

oncoviruses

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These are viruses that infect bacteria

Bacteriophage

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Most bacteriophages contain what type of nucleic acid

Double-stranded DNA but sometimes RNA

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What type of bacteria do bacteriophages typically infect?

Bacteria that is pathogenic to humans

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This is the most studied phage and it infects E. coli

T - even bacteriophage

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These pages do not undergo replication or release immediately, but they do undergo absorption and penetration

Temperate phages

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A condition in which the host chromosome carries bacteriophage DNA

Lysogeny

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This state is when viral DNA enters into an inactive state

Prophage

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Prophage in a lysogenic cell becomes activated and progresses directly into viral replication in the light cycle

Induction

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Occasionally, phage genes in the bacterial chromosome can cause the production of ______ or ______ That the bacterium would not otherwise have

Toxins or enzymes

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When a bacteria acquires a new trait from its temperate phage

Lysogenic conversion

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What are the 2 categories of archaeal viruses

Morphologically and genetically unique and clear structural and Genetic homologs

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These are bottles, shaped viruses, spindle shaped viruses, two tailed viruses, whose tails grow once they are released from infected cells

Archaeal virus

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This type of living medium includes laboratory, bread, animals and embryonic bird tissues

In vivo (life)

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This living medium is cellular tissue culture methods

In vitro (glass)

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What are the primary purposes of viral cultivation?

Isolate and identify viruses, Prepare viruses for vaccines, Research

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What are three reasons why Bird eggs are used

Self supporting, sterile, contain their own nourishment

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What are the most common eggs used?

Chicken, duck, and turkey

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Where are the Injections done in the bird embryos

Varies based on what they’re studying

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This type of media grows in sterile chambers with special media, forms, a monolayer, and allows for close inspection

Cell or tissue culture

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Areas where virus infected cells have been destroyed, show up as clear well-defined patches in the cell sheet

Plaques

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Viral growth and culture is also used to detect and count _____

Bacteriophage

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These are misfed proteins that transmit their misfed shape onto normal variants of the same protein

Prions

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Prions fit into what class of infectious disease

Transmissible spongiform encephalopathy (TSE)

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True or false prions are viruses

False

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What do prion lack?

Nucleic acid

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This infection can sit dormant for a decade or longer and causes Neurodegenerative disorder with a 100% mortality rate

Classical CJD

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This was an epidemic in the 1950s to 60s among the fore people of New Guinea, which resulted from ritualistic cannibalism

Kuru

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This is a Neuro degenerative disorder with 100% mortality rate amongst cattle

Bovine spongiform encephalopathy BSE

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How did BSE originate?

Feeding cattle meat and bonemeal that was infected with BSE or scrapie infected sheep products

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This infection is believed to be responsible for BSE in cows

vCJD variant

Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease

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This infection, affects deer, elk, reindeer, and moose and his fatal to animals and there are no treatments or vaccines

Chronic wasting disease

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This type of virus and codes its own capsid protein Infect other viruses

Satellite virus

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This disease is caused from viral particles from hepatitis B virus and worsen the severity of liver damage

Hepatitis D

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What hepatitis disease has the highest fatality rate at 20%?

D

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How can hepatitis D be prevented?

By getting the hepatitis B vaccine, it protects against hepatitis D

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A virus like agent that parasitize plants

Viroids

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Viroids are composed of __________ Of RNA, lacking a capsid, or any other type of coating

Naked Strands

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