virion
a mature virus. the infective form of a virus.
what does it mean to be enveloped?
coated with host cell membrane components
ubiquitous
present, appearing, found everywhere
what is an interferon?
proteins made and released by host cells in response to the presence of pathogens such as viruses
describe viruses (5 points)
virulence
the relative ability f a microorganism to cause disease
what is the difference between in vivo and in vitro?
vivo: studies conducted on living organisms in their normal intact state
vitro: studies conducted using components of an organism that have been isolated from their usual biological surroundings (test-tube experiments)
the 4 fates of viral invasions inside cell:
what does LYTIC mean, when referred to fate of viral invasions inside cell?
many viral progeny in a short period, host cell dies
what does PERSISTANT mean when referred to fate of viral invasions inside cell?
few too many viral progeny over long time, host cell survives, but damaged
what does LATENT mean when referred to fate of viral invasions inside cell?
no viral progeny, but can become productive later
what does ABORTIVE mean when referred to fate of viral invasions inside cell?
genome enters cell, but no viral progeny produced (cell is RESISTANT)
name three types of viral reproduction
what are the five stages of diagnosis?
Chemotherapeutics: what kind?
none.
only disinfectants:
what is a NEW sort of prevention Vaccine?
Subviral preperations, DNA
CFIA and NAAHP dictated that diseases get categorized three ways:
where would one find IHN? (globally)
IHN is a local (endemic) virus