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In order for a virus to multiply what is needed?
A host
What specifically infect and replicate within Bacteria
A bacteriophage
what considered a Naked Viruses
Lacking an envelope
What do enveloped virus contain
Spikes
Lipid Bilayer envelope protein capsid
Viruses can possess double-stranded or single stranded DNA or RNA.
True
what is a helical virus
hollow, cylindrical capsid
many-sided describes what
polyhedral
what does Enveloped contain
has an extra coat/layer
describe complex
structures that do not fit neatly into helical or polyhedral
What is the routes of transmission describe
the names of viruses
Plaques are formed from what
Bacteriophages
Animal viruses are grown where?
Embryonated eggs
living animals
Cell cultures
How do you ID a virus?
PCR testing
What test can you use to ID viruses
Nucleic Acid analysis
serological test
cytopathic effects
What is the term used for when Viruses are outside the cell?
Inert
How do Virus multiply?
Must invade host cell and take over the host metabolic memory
Describe one step growth curve
Attachment
penetration
biosynthesis
maturation
release
What is needed for escape the host cell
enzymes
Describe lysogenic cycle
a prophage to insert DNA, such that when the cell replicates
its chromosome, it also replicates the bacteriophage DNA. A trigger, such as
environmental stressors, shifts the virus into the lytic cycle
What cycle is fast and aggressive?
The Lytic cycle
What is the goal of the lysogenic cycle?
Viral DNA intergrades into host genome and stays dormant
where can prophage be found?
Incorporation of viral DNA
Incorporation of animal cells is called what
provirus
Explain +/sense
A viral RNA sense as a transcript for translation
What does -/ antisense mean
Viral RNA is transcribes then serves as a transcript for protein synthesis
Describe RNA viruses
Either +/sense or -/antisense
double stranded
Is DNA or RNA more contagious and why?
RNA virus are more contagious due to maturing faster
what is needed to convert RNA to DNA
Transcriptase
What is oncogenic viruses?
A transformed cell that harbors a tumor specific transplant antigen on the surface
How are Oncogenic Viruses produces
integrates into host cells DNA and introduce tumors
What is a latent virus
a virus that enters a host cell and remains dormant for a period of time, without actively replicating or causing symptoms
Name two type of latent viruses
cold sore or shingles
What causes latent viruses
Stress or immune suppression
What is herd immunity
Wide spread of vaccination protecting a population
How do you achieve herd immunity
enough people need to be vaccinated in order to limit the disease spread among the unvaccinated
Describe Prions
Infections misfolded proteins that can be inherited or transmitted
where are prions found
in the brain
What is more protected from diseases due to their cell wall
plants
Describe Viroids
short pieces of naked RNA
What are plants affected by
Viroids
What do viruses react with
antibodies by western blotting
True or False: Lysogenic viruses make their host immune to superinfection.
True
What is a virion
Infective form of a virus outside a host cell