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Chapter 13 – Viruses, Viroids, and Prions $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 $100 $ 100 $100 $100 $200 $200 $200 $200 $300 $300 $300 $300 $400 $400 $400 $400 $500 $500 $500 $500 General Viral Characterist ics and Information Viral Morphology and Culturing #1 Viral Multiplicat ion (Life Cycles) #2 Viral Multiplicat ion (Life Cycles) Misc. FINAL ROUND

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Chapter 13 – Viruses, Viroids , and Prions. #2 Viral Multiplication (Life Cycles). Viral Morphology and Culturing. #1 Viral Multiplication (Life Cycles). General Viral Characteristics and Information. Misc. $100. $100. $100. $ 100. $100. $200. $200. $200. $200. $200. $300. $300. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: Chapter 13 – Viruses,  Viroids , and  Prions

Chapter 13 – Viruses, Viroids, and Prions

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General Viral Characteristics

and Information

Viral Morphology

and Culturing

#1 Viral Multiplication (Life Cycles)

#2 Viral Multiplication (Life Cycles)

Misc.

FINAL ROUND

Page 2: Chapter 13 – Viruses,  Viroids , and  Prions

Topic 1: General Viral Characteristics and Information

$100 Question

Viruses differ from all bacteria in that…a. Viruses have DNA and RNA

simultaneously in the virionb. All bacteria contain capsidsc. Viruses are filterabled. Viruses are not composed of cells

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Page 3: Chapter 13 – Viruses,  Viroids , and  Prions

Topic 1: General Viral Characteristics and Information

$100 Answer

Viruses differ from all bacteria in that…a. Viruses have DNA and RNA

simultaneously in the virionb. All bacteria contain capsidsc. Viruses are filterabled. (Correct Answer)Viruses are not composed of cells

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Page 4: Chapter 13 – Viruses,  Viroids , and  Prions

Topic 1: General Viral Characteristics and Information

$200 Question

Which of the following statements about spikes is FALSE?

a. They may changeb. Neuraminidase is not a spikec. They may be used for attachmentd. They may cause hemagglutination

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Page 5: Chapter 13 – Viruses,  Viroids , and  Prions

Topic 1: General Viral Characteristics and Information

$200 Answer

Which of the following statements about spikes is FALSE?

a. They may changeb. Neuraminidase is not a spike

(correct answer)c. They may be used for attachmentd. They may cause hemagglutination

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Page 6: Chapter 13 – Viruses,  Viroids , and  Prions

Topic 1: General Viral Characteristics and Information

$300 Question

Viruses that infect bacteria are called a. Bacteriophages

b. Prionsc. Viroidsd. Polyhedral viruses

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Page 7: Chapter 13 – Viruses,  Viroids , and  Prions

Topic 1: General Viral Characteristics and Information

$300 Answer

Viruses that infect bacteria are called a. Bacteriophages (correct answer)

b. Prionsc. Viroidsd. Polyhedral viruses

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Page 8: Chapter 13 – Viruses,  Viroids , and  Prions

Topic 1: General Viral Characteristics and Information

$400 Question

What is the difference between ‘host range’ and ‘obligate intracellular parasites’?

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Page 9: Chapter 13 – Viruses,  Viroids , and  Prions

Topic 1: Topic 1: General Viral Characteristics and Information

$400 Answer

What is the difference between host range and obligate intracellular parasites?Correct Answer:Host range: The specific species a virus can infectObligate intracellular parasitism: Viruses can only replicate while inside of a host cell

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Page 10: Chapter 13 – Viruses,  Viroids , and  Prions

Topic 1: General Viral Characteristics and Information

$500 Question

Which of the following is NOT used as a criterion to classify viruses?

a. Host rangeb. Type of nucleic acidc. Strategy for replication (life cycle)d. Number of capsomeres

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Page 11: Chapter 13 – Viruses,  Viroids , and  Prions

Topic 1: General Viral Characteristics and Information

$500 Answer

Which of the following is NOT used as a criterion to classify viruses?

a. Host rangeb. Type of nucleic acidc. Strategy for replication (life cycle)d. (correct answer) Number of

capsomeres

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Topic 2: Viral Morphology and Culturing

$100 Question

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ANSWER

What is the ‘morphological type’ of this virus?

Page 13: Chapter 13 – Viruses,  Viroids , and  Prions

Topic 2: Viral Morphology and Culturing

$100 Answer

What is the ‘morphological type’ of this virus?

Correct answer: Complex

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Page 14: Chapter 13 – Viruses,  Viroids , and  Prions

Topic 2: Viral Morphology and Culturing

$200 Question

Viruses CANNOT be cultured a. In laboratory animals

b. In cell culturec. In embryonated eggsd. In culture media

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Page 15: Chapter 13 – Viruses,  Viroids , and  Prions

Topic 2: Viral Morphology and Culturing

$200 Answer

Viruses CANNOT be cultured a. In laboratory animals

b. In cell culturec. In embryonated eggsd. In culture media (correct answer)

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Page 16: Chapter 13 – Viruses,  Viroids , and  Prions

Topic 2: Viral Morphology and Culturing

$300 Question

An envelope is created by what process?

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Page 17: Chapter 13 – Viruses,  Viroids , and  Prions

Topic 2: Viral Morphology and Culturing

$300 Answer

An envelope is created by what process?

Correct answer: Budding

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Page 18: Chapter 13 – Viruses,  Viroids , and  Prions

Topic 2: Viral Morphology and Culturing

$400 Question

Explain the picture.

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Page 19: Chapter 13 – Viruses,  Viroids , and  Prions

Topic 2: Viral Morphology and Culturing

$400 AnswerCorrect answer: This is a picture of bacteria growing in a petri plate. The bacteria have been infected with a bacteriophage- the ‘clearings’ (blank spaces called plaques) on the plate depict areas where a phage has infected and killed the bacteria.

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Page 20: Chapter 13 – Viruses,  Viroids , and  Prions

Topic 2: Viral Morphology and Culturing

$500 Question

Which of the following statements about viruses is FALSE?

a. Viruses use their own catabolic enzymesb. Viruses contain a protein coatc. Viruses contain DNA or RNA but never

both in the viriond. Viruses use the anabolic machinery of

the cell

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Page 21: Chapter 13 – Viruses,  Viroids , and  Prions

Topic 2: Viral Morphology and Culturing

$500 Answer

Which of the following statements about viruses is FALSE?

a. Viruses use their own catabolic enzymes (correct answer)

b. Viruses contain a protein coatc. Viruses contain DNA or RNA but never

both in the viriond. Viruses use the anabolic machinery of

the cell

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Page 22: Chapter 13 – Viruses,  Viroids , and  Prions

Topic 3: #1 Viral Multiplication (Life Cycles)$100 Question

A Prophage is…

A) An animal virusB) The capsid portion of a virionC) Viral DNAD) Only found in the Lytic Life Cycle

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Page 23: Chapter 13 – Viruses,  Viroids , and  Prions

Topic 3: #1 Viral Multiplication (Life Cycles)

$100 Answer

A Prophage is…

A) An animal virusB) The capsid portion of a virionC) Viral DNA (correct answer)D) Only found in the Lytic Life Cycle

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Page 24: Chapter 13 – Viruses,  Viroids , and  Prions

Topic 3: #1 Viral Multiplication (Life Cycles)

$200 Question

Put the following steps of this viral life cycle in the correct order.A) Virus forces the cell to synthesize viral

proteins and viral genetic materialB) Virus attaches to the surface of the cellC) Virus penetrates the host cellD) Phage DNA is packaged in capsidsE) Cell ruptures

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Page 25: Chapter 13 – Viruses,  Viroids , and  Prions

Topic 3: #1 Viral Multiplication (Life Cycles) $200 Answer

The correct order is...A) (3) Virus forces the cell to synthesize

viral proteins and viral genetic materialB) (1) Virus attaches to the surface of the

cellC) (2) Virus penetrates the host cellD) (4) Phage DNA is packaged in capsidsE) (5) Cell ruptures B C A D E BACK TO GAME

Page 26: Chapter 13 – Viruses,  Viroids , and  Prions

Topic 3: #1 Viral Multiplication (Life Cycles) $300 QuestionYou MUST answer the $200 question FIRST!!!

The life cycle in the previous question is…A) An animal DNA virus life cycleB) A lytic life cycleC) A latent virusD) A lysogenic bacteriophage

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Page 27: Chapter 13 – Viruses,  Viroids , and  Prions

Topic 3: #1 Viral Multiplication (Life Cycles) $300 Answer

The life cycle in the previous question is…A) An animal DNA virus life cycleB) A lytic life cycle (correct answer)C) A latent virusD) A lysogenic bacteriophage

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Page 28: Chapter 13 – Viruses,  Viroids , and  Prions

Topic 3: #1 Viral Multiplication (Life Cycles) $400 Question

‘Transduction’ is part of which life cycle?a. Lysogenic bacteriophageb. Lytic T even bacteriophagec. HIVd. RNA animal viruses

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Page 29: Chapter 13 – Viruses,  Viroids , and  Prions

Topic 3: #1 Viral Multiplication (Life Cycles) $400 Answer

‘Transduction’ is part of which life cycle?a. (correct answer) Lysogenic

bacteriophageb. Lytic T even bacteriophagec. HIVd. RNA animal viruses

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Page 30: Chapter 13 – Viruses,  Viroids , and  Prions

Topic 3: #1 Viral Multiplication (Life Cycles) $500 Question

What is a protease?

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Page 31: Chapter 13 – Viruses,  Viroids , and  Prions

Topic 3: #1 Viral Multiplication (Life Cycles) $500 Answer

(correct answer) A protease is an enzyme that degrades proteins

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Topic 4: #2 Viral Multiplication (Life Cycles)$100 Question

Packaging, maturation, and assembling all refer to…A) Entry of the virus into the host cellB) Putting together the viral componentsC) Release from the cellD) Insertion of the prophage into host DNA

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Topic 4: #2 Viral Multiplication (Life Cycles)

$100 Answer

Packaging, maturation, and assembling all refer to…A) Entry of the virus into the host cellB) Putting together the viral componentsC) Release from the cellD) Insertion of the prophage into host DNA

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Topic 4: #2 Viral Multiplication (Life Cycles)

$200 Question What virus has this life cycle?

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Topic 4: #2 Viral Multiplication (Life Cycles)

$200 Answer What virus has this life cycle?Correct answer: Retrovirus

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Topic 4: #2 Viral Multiplication (Life Cycles)

$300 Question

What is the name of the enzyme that converts retroviral ssRNA into dsDNA?

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Page 37: Chapter 13 – Viruses,  Viroids , and  Prions

Topic 4: #2 Viral Multiplication (Life Cycles)

$300 Answer

What is the name of the enzyme that converts retroviral ssRNA into dsDNA?(correct answer) Reverse Transcriptase

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Page 38: Chapter 13 – Viruses,  Viroids , and  Prions

Topic 4: #2 Viral Multiplication (Life Cycles) $400 Question You MUST do $300 question before this question!

In what cell is reverse transcriptase performing its function?

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Topic 4: #2 Viral Multiplication (Life Cycles)

$400 Answer

In what cell is reverse transcriptase performing its function?

Correct answer: Cell 2

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Topic 4: #2 Viral Multiplication (Life Cycles)

$500 Question

RNA viruses: What is a + strand?

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Page 41: Chapter 13 – Viruses,  Viroids , and  Prions

Topic 4: #2 Viral Multiplication (Life Cycles)

$500 Answer

RNA viruses: What is a + strand?

Correct answer: The + strand is the ‘sense strand’ (mRNA strand) that contains codons that are complimentary to anticodons on tRNA molecules that carry specific amino acids.

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Page 42: Chapter 13 – Viruses,  Viroids , and  Prions

Topic 5: Misc.

$100 Question

A viroid isa. A provirusb. A naked, infectious piece of RNAc. A capsid without nucleic acidd. A complete, infectious virus particle

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Page 43: Chapter 13 – Viruses,  Viroids , and  Prions

Topic 5: Misc.

$100 Answer

A viroid isa. A provirusb. A naked, infectious piece of RNA

(correct answer)c. A capsid without nucleic acidd. A complete, infectious virus particle

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Topic 5: Misc.

$200 Question

What type of viral nucleic acid is required for a virus to cause cancer?

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Topic 5: Misc.

$200 Answer

What type of viral nucleic acid is required for a virus to cause cancer?

Correct answer: dsDNA

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Topic 5: Misc.

$300 Question

In general, what type of cell is more easily infected with viruses- animal cells or plant cells?

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Topic 5: Misc.

$300 Answer

In general, what type of cell is more easily infected with viruses- animal cells or plant cells?

Correct answer: Animal cells

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Topic 5: Misc.

$400 Question

What does the cell need to make more viral RNA + strands?

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Topic 5: Misc.

$400 Answer

What does the cell need to make more viral RNA + strands?

Correct answer: - strands

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Page 50: Chapter 13 – Viruses,  Viroids , and  Prions

Topic 5: Misc.

$500 Question

Which of the following is not true about Prions ?

a. Prions may be inheritedb. Prions are infectious protein c. Prions are curabled. Prions are transmissible

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Topic 5: Misc.

$500 Answer

Which of the following is not true about Prions ?

a. Prions may be inheritedb. Prions are infectious protein c. Prions are curable (correct answer)d. Prions are transmissible

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FINAL ROUND Question

Are you glad the semester is almost over?

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FINAL ROUND Answer

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Duh