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-obligatory intercellular parasites
-genomes composed of DNA or RNA
-contains a protein coat - CAPSID |
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-extracellular state of a virus
-complete fully developed virus particle capable of infecting a host |
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| Protein which coats the genome |
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Capsid + Genome
Comples of Capsid Protein with Viral Nucleic Acid |
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| Nuclear Material of a Virus |
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-Obtained by Budding through a cellular membrane
-contains a virally coded protein |
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1. Symmetry - Icosahedralm Helical or Complex
2. Enveloped or Non-enveloped
3. Number of Capsomers |
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-Infect Bacteria
-Suspension of bacteria in liquid media |
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-Infect Eukaryotes
-Infection of living animals
-Inoculation of an embryonated egg |
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1. Attachment or adsorption
2.Penetration (and uncoating)
3. Synthesis of viral proteins and nucelic acids
4. Maturation (Assembly of new virions)
5. Release |
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| Human parvovirus B19 - fifth disease |
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Kaposi's Sarcoma Virus
Cancer |
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| acute respiratory disease |
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Papilomavirus - warts
Polyomavirus - tumors, Vacuolating agent SV40 |
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| Variola virus (small pox, cowpox), viral transcriptase transcribes viral DNA, assembly in cytoplasm |
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| Gastrointestinal and Respiratory Tract Infections |
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| Liver inflammation and liver carcinoma |
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| Congenital neurologic infections |
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infectious mononucleosis
Burkitt's Lymphoma |
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Genital Warts
Cervical Cancer |
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ss(+)RNA
Enterovirus
Hepatitis A Virus |
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ss(+)RNA
(Encephalitis)
Rubiviruses (Rubella) |
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ss(+)RNA
Flavivirus
Hepatitis C Virus |
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ss(-)RNA
Lyssavirus (Rabies)
Vesiculovirus |
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ss(-)RNA
Ebola
Marburg (Hemorrhagic Fever) |
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ss(-)RNA
Parainfluenza
Mumps |
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ss(-)RNA
Influenza Virus A, B, C, segmented genome |
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dsRNA
In respiratory and Enteric System |
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Anorexia
Liver inflammation |
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| infection by certain viruses leads to transformation - process leading to uncontrolled growth |
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| Proteinacious infectious particles |
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| Diseases Caused by Prions |
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Definition
Scrapie
Kuru
Bovine Spongiform Encelopathy |
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Definition
1. Acyclovir
2. Amantadine
3. Ganciclovir
4. Ribavirin |
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Antiviral Agent
Inhibits DNA Synthesis (Herpes Viruses) |
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Antiviral Agent
Inhibits Virus Penetration
(influenza A) |
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Antiviral agents
Inhibits DNA Synthesis
Herpes Viruses |
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Antiviral agents
Inhibits DNA, RNA and protein synthesis
Used to treat infant Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) Infections |
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