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| plants, bacteria, animals |
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| types of viruses (structure) |
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| nucleic acid type, capsid shape, enveloped or not enveloped |
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| types of viral nucleic acids |
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| ssDNA, dsDNA, ssRNA, dsRNA |
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| helical, polyhedral, complex |
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phospholipid bilayer remnant of host cell
surounds capsid |
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| steps of viral replication |
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| attachment, entry, gene expression, viral assembly, release of new virions |
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| steps of viral gene expression |
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| mRNA transcription, protein synthesis, nucleic acid replicaiton |
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| bacteriophage release mechanism |
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| virus destroys cell to release new virions |
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| bacteriophage capsid shape |
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| complex - polyhedral head, helical sheath attached to head |
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| ends of tail fibers of virus |
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| cell membrane of host cell |
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| protein, carb, gylcoprotein virus has evolved to attach to |
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| attachment of bacteriophage |
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| attaches to host at tail fibers and baseplate |
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| phage penetrates host cell with tail core through sheath contraction |
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| gene expression of bacteriophage |
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VDNA -->VmRNA-->VProteins-->Vparts
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->VDNA |
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| viral components assemble spontaneously |
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| release of bacteriophage - last enzyme made? |
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| highly active anti-retroviral therapy |
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| 2 target reverse transcriptase and 1 targets protease |
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| HIV structure (genetic info, shape, e or non-e) |
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| ssRNA, icoshedral, enveloped |
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| HIV entry through what protein |
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| Neurons, T4 lymphocytes, macrophages |
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| p7-p17-p24-Reverse transcriptase-integrase-protease |
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| membrane fusion and capsid uncoating |
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| HIV step of reverse transcriptase |
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| viral DNA moves into nucleus |
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| HIV step of gene expression |
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p7 binds to HIV RNA
p17 binds to cell membrane
protease cuts polyprotein |
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| protease cutting polyprotein causes... |
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| spontaneous assembly of virus |
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| is gp41 hydrophobic or hydrophillic |
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| ribonucleoprotein - binds to RNA |
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| incorporates viral DNA into host cell DNA |
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| cuts polyprotein into pieces so they can assemble |
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| p24 and other capsid proteins |
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| spike proteins in envelope |
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| HIV matrix structure and location |
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| hiv replication step where it becomes a provirus or "timebomb" |
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| number of virions an HIV infected cell can produce in a day |
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