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Flashcards about Microbial & Plant Diversity - Viruses

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According to Lynne Margulis' Endosymbiont Theory, how did Eukaryotes originate?

Endosymbiosis of bacterial cell within an Archaeal cell?

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What is Phylogenomics?

Comparison of whole genomes.

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Where was Lokiarchaeota discovered?

Arctic Ocean (Nth Atlantic) in 2015

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According to Williams et al. (2019), what is FECA?

Asgard Archaea

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How long ago was the Big Bang?

14BYA

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When did the Origin of Life begin?

3.8 BYA (4.2BYA?)

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What are the 3 types of Horizontal Gene Transfer (HGT) in Bacteria?

Transformation, Conjugation, Transduction

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What does Agrobacterium tumefaciens cause?

Crown galls in plants (transfers Ti plasmid into host nucleus)

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What are Transposons?

Mobile genetic elements (replicate after excision from genome)

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How are Retrotransposons copied?

Copied via RNA to DNA using reverse transcriptase

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Why are viruses not considered alive?

No independent metabolism

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What virus family does Measles belong to?

Paramyxoviridae

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What is the R0 of Measles?

12-18!

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Give an example of a Class I virus.

Smallpox, vaccinia, Herpes simplex

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Give an example of a Class II virus

Parvovirus

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Give an example of a Class III virus

Human rotaviruses, Colorado tick fever

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Give an example of a Class IV virus

Yellow fever, Hepatitis A/C, Rubella, SARS-CoV2

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Give an example of a Class V virus

Measles, mumps, rabies, Ebola, Influenza

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Give an example of a Class VI virus

HIV, HTLV (retrovirus)

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Give an example of a Class VII virus

Hepatitis B

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What are NON STRUCTURAL PROTEINS?

Proteins needed for replication (not incorporated in the VIRION)

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What is a VIRION?

The complete infective virus particle

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What type of bacteriophages can enter a dormant state in the cell?

Lysogenic (or temperate) phages

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What role do viruses play in aquatic systems?

Viruses control bacterial numbers in aquatic systems

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What is the purpose of the Acr gene?

Phage defence

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Give two examples of Prion diseases.

Scrapie: sheep and BSE (bovine spongiform encephalopathy): cows

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What does CDC stand for?

Centre for Disease Control and Prevention