Viruses

What is a Virus?

•Segments of nucleic acids wrapped in a ______coat.

•They are not ______.

•Smaller than ______cells.

•Visible only with ______microscope.

•Are ______= ______causing

•Do not ______, have ______, or ______.

•They reproduce by ______cells and using the cell to make more ______.

•In Latin, virus means “______”.

Viral Structure

•Protein coat = ______

•Contains ______or ______, but not both.

•Surrounding membrane of the capsid = ______

•RNA viruses

–______, ______, ______

•DNA viruses

–______, ______, ______

•______= protein with carbohydrates and specific enzymes

Viral Structure

•Viruses come in many ______.

–Long ______(Ebola)

–______(influenza)

–______(tobacco mosaic)

–______(many sided)adenoviruses (Respiratory illnesses)

Bacteriophage

•Virus that infects ______cells

•Most common bacteriophage is the ______

Viral Reproduction

•Most viruses reproduce inside ______cells. What makes this an ideal place?

–Bacteria reproduce ______

–(every ______minutes)

•______types of reproductive life cycles are known.

1. Lytic Cycle

•Virus attaches to ______cell and injects its ______into the bacteria

•Uses the host bacteria cell to replicate the ______and ______(capsid).

•Virus ______the bacteria cell by ______the cell and releasing ______viruses.

2. Lysogenic Cycle

•Virus attaches to ______cell and injects its ______into bacterium and ______with the bacteria’s DNA

–It is now called a ______

•Host cell divides ______—along with the viral DNA (Virus remains ______inside bacteria)

•If ______of bacteria cell changes, the virus will enter the ______cycle and destroy the bacteria cell to release ______viruses

•______Blisters (cold sores)

–Virus hides deep in ______cells

–When conditions become ______(such as stress) the virus ______cells and causes tissue damage, which is a ______blister or ______sore.

Viral Diseases

• (severe acute respiratory syndrome)

Viral Diseases

•Some viruses cause ______

–Hepatitis B ______cancer (vaccine available)

–Epstein-Barr virus ______

–HPV (Human papilloma virus)______cancer (vaccine available)

Emerging Viruses

•______arrived at a location or a new ______virus form

•1999- ______virus arrives in US

–Came to US on an infected ______

–Mild ______-like symptoms

–Causes brain ______in elderly or infirm  death

•______virus

–______US - 1993

–Found in ______droppings

–Virus is ______to 38% of its victims

Prions

•Stanley Prusiner found a new class of ______called prions.

–They contain ______but no ______acids.

–Cause diseases such as ______(brain disease in sheep), ______(brain disease), ______-______disease (human version of mad cow disease).

Viroids

•Single stranded ______with no ______coat (capsid)

•Usually affect ______plants such as cucumbers, ______, avocados, ______

Vaccines

•Vaccines prevent a person from ______a disease.

•______or ______form of the virus injected into body

•Body ______virus and builds ______against the disease.

•Antibodies ______and ______the virus immediately if it enters the body again

•______and ______have been eliminated from earth due to vaccinations

•______–polio vaccine

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