Endocytosis of virus and escape

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START START FOUNDATIONS FOUNDATIONS How-to 1 How-to 1 FORMATION FORMATION How-to 2 How-to 2 SYSTEMS SYSTEMS PROBLEMS PROBLEMS BIOCHEM GENETICS GENOMICS MOL. BIO STEM CELLS, CLONING REC. DNA CELL TYPE 3D STRUCTURE CELL BIOL VIRUSES CANCER HUMAN DISEASE LIFE LIFE NERVOUS FUTURE FUTURE IMMUNE Slide 2 - 7.013 - 5/9/07 Virus: from the Latin noun virus, meaning toxin or poison “A virus is a bit of nucleic acid surrounded by bad news.” Sir Peter Medawar Slide 3 - 7.013 - 5/9/07 Viruses: Size and Shapes Slide 4 - 7.013 - 5/7/07 Herpes Simplex Virus Ebola Virus http://phil.cdc.gov/PHIL

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SYSTEMSSYSTEMSPR

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BIOCHEM GENETICS GENOMICSMOL. BIO

STEM

CELLS,

CLONING

REC. DNA

CELL

TYPE

3DSTRUCTURE

CELL BIOL

VIRUSES

CANCER

HUMAN

DISEASE

LIFELIFE

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FUTUREFUTURE

IMMUNE

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Virus: from the Latin noun virus,

meaning toxin or poison

“A virus is a bit of nucleic acid

surrounded by bad news.”

Sir Peter Medawar

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Viruses: Size and Shapes

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Herpes

Simplex

Virus

Ebola Virus

http://phil.cdc.gov/PHIL

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ATTACHMENT

EN !DOSOME

ESCAPE

Fig. 13.4 modified

Endocytosis of virus and escape from endosome/lysosome

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HIV-1 ON SURFACE OF T CELL

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ATTACHMENT

EN !DOSOME

Fig. 13.4 modified

RNA

REPLICATION Influenza A

Life Cycle

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Fig. 19.17

The TCR-MHC complex

(MHC Class I or

MHC Class !II)

(CD4 or CD8)

(7-11 aa peptide)

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Vaccine types Example Good Bad

Killed Salk Polio safe not highly protective

Live attenuated Sabin Polio mimics disease possible reversion

Recombinant Hepatitus safe

SOME VIRAL VACCINES

Image from: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Rhinovirus.PNG

Surface of the capsid of human rhinovirus 16,

one of the viruses which cause the common cold

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Influenza Virus

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Influenza Virus

1. The HA gene. It encodes the hemagglutinin, which helps virus bind to

epithelial cells. 3 distinct hemagglutinins, H1, H2, and H3) are found in

human infections; 13 others have been found in animal flu viruses.

2. The NA gene. It encodes the neuraminidase, which helps virus bud off

plasma membrane. 2 different neuraminidases (N1 and N2) have

been found in human viruses; 7 others in other animals.

Two of the RNA molecules encode:

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Genome: 8 different RNA molecules