Topic 8: intro to virus

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poison

latin word for virus

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electron microscope

what invention made it possible to see viruses?

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adolf mayer

first describe tobacco mosaic disease could be transferred between plants

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Dmitri ivanovski

showed that infected sap remained infectious even after filtering through the finest chamberland filters

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martinus beijerinick

also demonstrated the filteribility of the agent; realized that the disease could be used for serial transmission of disease without loss of potency

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loffler and frosch

identified the first filterable agent from animals, the virus of FMD

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20 to 300nm

size of the virus

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viruses

  • an obligatory intracellular parasites meaning they require living host cells in order to multiply

  • have few or no enzymes of their own for metabolism. Thus, to mutiply, they must take over the metabolic machinery of the host cell

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host range

  • virus is the spectrum of the host cells the virus can infect

  • viruses that infect invertebrates, vertebrates, plants, protists, fungi and bacteria

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plasma membranes

for animal viruses, the receptor sites are on ______.

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virion

a complete, fully developed viral particle composed of nucleic acid surrounded by a coat

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capsid

  • the protein coat surrounding the nucleic acid of a virus

  • is composed of subunits which can be a single type of protein or several types

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capsomeres

a single type of protein or several types

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bacteriophages

aare the easiest viruses to grow