Microbiology and Immunology 2500A/B Study Guide - Final Guide: Coccidioides, Dna Gyrase, Aflatoxin
22 Dec 2016
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Most common in usa and latin america. Cyst is active form; trophocyte is infective. P. f and p. s most dangerous. Polyomaviridae: jc virus, most infected no symptom aids, dsdna; small; host rna polymerase. First documented viral infection: west nile virus. Poxviridae: small pox, dsdna large genome; own rna polymerase. Parvoviridae: parvovirus, ssdna virus, host dna and rna polymerase infections in dogs and cats. Paramyoviridae: measles virus, helical, release genome at plasma membrane. Filoviridae: ebola virus, helical, npc1; release at late endosome, cathepsin cleaves off gp1 portion allow interaction with host, ssrna, viral rna polymerase: l protein, nucleoprotein associate with viral genome, vp 30, vp24, vp 35 forms nucleocapsid. Reoviridae: rotavirus, food-borne illness in children, dsrna; viral rna polymerase, non-enveloped, ee: capsid destruction; le: holes releasing genome, upper alimentary; harsh condition. Adenoviridae: adenovirus, host dna polymerase, dsdna, can be through conjunva, cause respiratory and gastro issues.
