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Virology midterm
Morphology of virions,
What is a vegetative virus,
Reproduction of virus
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1 - Place and significance of viruses in the biosphere, evolution of viruses.
History,
Morphology,
Reproduction
8
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2 - Propagation of viruses I.
Propagation of viruses I. (Inoculation of embryonated eggs, experimental infection of laboratory animals)
4
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3 - Propagation of viruses II.
Propagation of viruses II. (Production of cell cultures.)
8
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4 - Concentration and purification of viruses
Aim,
Steps,
Release
7
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5 - Morphology of viruses
What is a viron composed of,
Examination,
Morphology
5
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6 - General characteristics and purification of viral nucleic acid. Methods of nucleic acid investigation I.
General characteristics and purification of viral nucleic acid. Methods of nucleic acid investigation I.
(size, morphological characteristics, restriction enzyme analysis, bacterial cloning, Southern blot)
9
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7 - Methods of nucleic acid investigation II.
. Methods of nucleic acid investigation II. (nucleic acid hybridization, DNA microarray, sequencing,
polymerase chain reaction)
8
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8 - Viral proteins, their role and methods of their investigation. Viral lipids and carbohydrates
Viral proteins, their role and methods of their investigation (polyacrylamide-gel electrophoresis,
Western blot, immunoperoxidase staining, monoclonal antibodies). Viral lipids and carbohydrates
9
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9 - General features of virus multiplication
General features of virus multiplication (adsorption, penetration, decapsidation, maturation, virus
release)
7
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10 - Transcription, translation and nucleic acid replication of DNA viruses
What should be mentioned in the t...,
Eclipse,
Baltimore system
5
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11 - Transcription, translation and nucleic acid replication of RNA viruses
What should be included in the topic,
Group iii dsrna viruses,
Group iv ssrna
7
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12 - Mutation of viruses and its role in virus evolution
What should be included in the topic,
What is mutation,
What is the cause of mutation
7
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13 - Viral interactions
Viral interactions (recombination, complementation, phenotype mixing, interference, virus exaltation).
8
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14 - Viral oncogenicity
Onciogenic effect,
Cellular oncogenesis,
Oncogenic viruses
5
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15 - Cytopathic effects, plaque formation
Cytopathic effects define cytopat...,
Cytopathic effectswhere can cytop...,
Cytopathic effectshow can cytopat...
15
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16 - General features of viral infection
General features of viral infection (infection routes, factors influencing the virus - host interactions)
12
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17 - Types of viral infections
Types of viral infections (acute, latent, tolerated, persisting and slow infections)
8
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18 - Laboratory diagnosis of viral infections
18 - Laboratory diagnosis of viral infections (collection and transport of samples)
11
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19 - Direct demonstration of virus infections I
Direct demonstration of virus infections I (virus isolation and identification)
16
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20 - Direct demonstration of virus infections II
Direct demonstration of virus infections II (detection of viral antigens and viral nucleic acid)
4
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21 - Titration of viruses
Titration of viruses (infective titre, haemagglutinating titre)
7
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22 - Detection and titration of antiviral antibodies
Detection and titration of antiviral antibodies (virusneutralization, haemagglutination inhibition)
7
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23 - Antiviral medicines, interferons, interferon inducers and immune sera in therapy
What should be included in the topic,
Give the types of defense against...,
Resistance of viruses to the envi...
16
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24 - Immunization against viral diseases, types of viral vaccines
Immunization against viral diseas...,
Immunization against viral diseas...,
Immunization against viral diseas...
8
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25 - Papillomaviridae, Polyomaviridae, Adenoviridae
Polvomaviridae,
Polvomaviridaename the different ...,
Papillomaviridae
12
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26 - Herpesviridae
Herpesviridae etymology morpholog...,
Herpesviridaesubfamilies,
Alphaherpesvirinae simpexvirus genus
16
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27 - Poxviridae
Poxviridaeetymologymorphology,
Poxviridaegive the subfamilies an...,
Chordopoxvirinae
10
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28 - Asfarviridae, Hepadnaviridae
Asfarviridae,
Hepdniviridae,
Hepadnaviridae orthohepadnvirus g...
4
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29 - Parvoviridae, Circoviridae, Anelloviridae
Parvoviridae,
Parvoviridae list the subfamilies...,
Parvoviridaeparvovirinae protopar...
18
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30 - Reoviridae, Birnaviridae
Retroviridae,
Reoviridaelist the subfamilies an...,
Reoviridaespinareovirinae orthore...
11
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31 - Picornaviridae, Picornavirales, Caliciviridae, Astroviridae
Picornaviridae,
Picornaviridaelist the different ...,
Picornaviridae enterovirus genus
24
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32 - Togaviridae, Flaviviridae, Hepeviridae
Togaviridae,
Togaviridaelist the different genera,
Togaviridaealphavirus genus
14
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33 - Nidovirales (Coronaviridae, Tobaniviridae, Arteriviridae)
Nidovirales,
Coronaviridae,
Coronaviridae list the subfamilie...
13
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34 - Orthomyxoviridae
Orthomyxoviridae,
Orthomyxoviridaelist the differen...,
Orthomyxoviridaeinflunzavirus a g...
6
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35 - Paramyxoviridae, Pneumoviridae
Paramyxoviridae,
Paramyxoviridaelist the different...,
Paramyxoviridaerespirovirus genus
13
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36 - Rhabdoviridae, Filoviridae
Rhabdoviridae,
Rhabdoviridaelist the different g...,
Rhabdoviridaevesiculovirus genus
11
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37 - Bunyavirales, Arenaviridae, Bornaviridae
Arenaviridae,
Arenaviridaelist the different ge...,
Arenaviridaemammarenavirus genus
13
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38 - Retroviridae
Retroviridae,
Retroviridae,
Retroviridaeorthoretrovirinae alp...
9
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39 - Bacteriophages
Bacteriophages,
Bacteriophageslist some important...,
Bacteriophagesresistance
4
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40 - Viroids, prions
Viroids,
Viriodslist some viriods,
Prions
5
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