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GMS 6121 Final exam Questions &
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An example of a live attenuated vaccine is: - ✔✔polio vaccine.



An example of a subunit vaccine is: - ✔✔Hep B vaccine



The ____________ is the most common route of viral entry. - ✔✔respiratory tract



Mechanical barriers to infection in the respiratory tract include: - ✔✔-Mucus traps viruses

-ciliary action propels viruses out of the lungs

-sneezing

-coughing



Cellular barriers to infection in the respiratory tract include: - ✔✔macrophages in alveoli



Humoral barriers to infection in the respiratory tract include: - ✔✔IgA



Virus infection of cultured cells can be observed by cytopathic effect (CPE), which most frequently
manifests as: - ✔✔cell lysis



The most common method to quantify virus infection in a laboratory is by: - ✔✔plaque assay



Hemaglutination assay can be used to quantify viruses that are able to bind to: - ✔✔red blood cells

,The number of plaques detected in one well of a plaque assay is a reflection of the amount of ________
and the amount of ________. - ✔✔virus in the sample; sample dilution



Serology is an indirect method of virus detection because it measures the amount of _____ in a patient's
serum. - ✔✔antibody



Barriers to viral infection of the GI tract - ✔✔-acid pH of the stomach

-bile detergents

-mucosal IgA

-thick layer of mucus



An infection where the virus can spread to many different organs in the body - ✔✔systemic infection



Viral induction of pyrogenic cytokines that stimulate fever, antibody-dependent enhancement of viral
infection, and generation of immune complexes during chronic infections are examples of _______. -
✔✔immunopathology



Viruses in nature are _____ genetically diverse than viruses in the laboratory. - ✔✔more



Reassortment can only occur for which class of virus? - ✔✔Viruses with segmented genomes



Why do RNA viruses have a higher rate of mutation than DNA viruses? - ✔✔-Their polymerases
lack proof-reading activity

-They have low-fidelity polymerases.

-Their genomes are much smaller so the replication rate is much quicker.



What are the mechanisms by which picornaviruses can release their genomes into the cytoplasm
of target cells? - ✔✔Formation of pores in the membrane AND dissociation of the virion in
acidic endosomes following endocytosis

, What factor recruits host translation initiation factors to the 5' end of picornavirus genomes to initiate
protein production? - ✔✔internal ribosome entry site (IRES)



Which poliovirus vaccine is in common use in the US today? - ✔✔IPV (inactivated polio vaccine)



What recruits host translation initiation factors to the 5' end of the calicivirus genomes? -
✔✔The viral VPg protein



How are norovirus structural proteins synthesized? - ✔✔They are translated from a
subgenomic mRNA produced late in the replication cycle.



Astroviruses cause what type of disease outcome? - ✔✔Gastroenteritis



Which classes of viruses have evolved to infect the GI tract? - ✔✔-
Reoviruses -Noroviruses
-Coronaviruses



________ are a major portal for pathogen entry into the GI tract. - ✔✔M cells



Barriers to infection of the urogenital tract - ✔✔-
mucus -low pH



Examples of viruses that can spread from the urogenital tract - ✔✔HIV, HSV



Example of a localized viral infection of the eye - ✔✔conjunctivitis



Example of a viral infection that can disseminate from the eye - ✔✔HSV-1



Outcomes of infection at the single-cell level - ✔✔-Cell death

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