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polyhedral
has capsid, nucleic acid, capsomere
helical
has capsid and nucleic acid
binal
has capsid
A provirus
is a DNA virus that has been inserted into a host cell chromosome.
DNA viruses
poxviridae
herpesviridae
adenoviridae
papovavirdae
hepadnaviridae
parvoviridae
RNA viruses
paramyxoviridae (NS-)
rhabdoviridae (NS-)
reoviridae (S,ds)
orthomyxoviridae (S-)
bunyaviridae (S-)
filoviridae (NS-)
filoviridae (NS-)
has double stranded RNA
Viruses are host specific
– a protein on the surface of the virus
has a shape that matches a molecule in the plasma membrane
of its host, allowing the virus to lock onto the host cell.
-Spiky proteins on virus helps to attach to t helper cells (CD4 positive- recepter on the t helper cells)
T helper cells-
activates b cells, secrete cytokines (used in inflammation and infection)
T cells
-cure cancer- kill diseases
B cells-
screte antibodies (used in humoral imm- antibodies are present in blood)
Chronic-
lifetime- continuous for years
Acute-
sick for short time