Biol 367 E2 review

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Why is it often more difficult to treat infections in humans caused by eukaryotic microbes than it is to treat bacterial infections?
The cells found in eukaryotes and humans are more similar than cells of bacteria and humans
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How is HPV able to keep its genome so small
overlapping reading frames
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Mites, ticks, and lice all
are ectoparasites
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Helminths include all of the following except
fleas
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A small subset of the human population does not express the CXCR4 and CCR5 receptors. To what virus are these individuals naturally immune?
HIV
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What type of bacteriophage infection results in immediate death of the host cell?
Lytic
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The Baltimore model of classification is based on classifying genetic information as
coding or non-coding, RNA versus DNA, AND single or double-stranded (all of these)
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The period right after infection when phages cannot be detected in growth medium is the
eclipse
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*Trypanosoma brucei*, the parasite that causes African sleeping sickness, is carried by
tsetse flies
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Why is perianal itching significant in the life cycle of pinworms?
Eggs are trapped under the fingernails and transferred to new hosts.
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Some human aspergillus and histoplasmosis infections are caused by
inhalation of fungal spores
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Arthropods include all the following EXCEPT?
tapeworms
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So few HIV virions released in the blood are actually infectious because
reverse transcriptase has a high error rate
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The function of the apical complex on a merozoite form of plasmodium falciparum is
to allow a merozoite to enter a red blood cell
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Which of these would be affected by an integrase inhibitor?
HIV
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Viruses can infect
bacteria, eukaryotes, AND arhaea (all of these)
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Blocking this enzyme/process would have little to no effect on influenza.
DNA polymerase
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Which of the following is NOT caused by misfolded protein
hepatitis
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West Nile virus is capable of infecting many different organisms (humans, birds, raccoons, and so on). This information indicated that the West Nile virus
has a broad host range
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The organism that causes thrush is
*Candida albicans*
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Why must the genome of HPV enter the nucleus for replication?
The DNA genome of HPV can only be replicated in the nucleus where host DNA polymerase is found
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Protease inhibitors are common antiviral drugs targeting
HIV
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What type of HPV causes cancer?
some types of latent HPV
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In the life cycle of the trypanosome, which of the following forms proliferates within the definitive host?
slender
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When comparing sexual reproduction to asexual reproduction, the advantage of sexual reproduction is that it
increases genetic diversity, which may be useful in a changing environment
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What is the cure for infection with HIV
There is no cure for HIV
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Viruses cause more illnesses on an everyday basis than bacteria. Why are there so few antiviral agents compared to antibacterial agents?
Viruses use functions of the host to replicate themselves, so achieving selective toxicity is very difficult
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Prion diseases can be acquired by all of the following methods EXCEPT
transmission by a virus
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An enveloped virus obtains its envelope from
the host cell
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Culturing viruses is difficult because viruses
must be grown inside a living cell
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Which of the following mechanisms does an ameba use for locomotion?
pseudopods
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_______ refers to the range of tissue types a virus can infect
Tissue tropism
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Which enzyme does HIV use to replicate its own genome?
Reverse transcriptase
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Which of these modes of action of antivirals would have the broadest spectrum of activity?
Disruption of viral mRNA
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Inhibition of viral envelope acidification would ________ an influenza infection
inhibit
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When comparing invertebrate parasites to “true” microbes, which of the following is found in invertebrate parasites only?
fully differentiated organ systems