2024-09-25T17:08:37+03:00[Europe/Moscow] en true <p>Obligate parasites </p>, <p>Virion</p>, <p>Capsid</p>, <p>Capsomeres</p>, <p>Lipid layer</p>, <p>International Committee on the Taxonomy of Viruses </p>, <p>-viridae</p>, <p>-virus</p>, <p>Baltimore System</p>, <p>Viroids</p>, <p>Theodor Otto DIener in 1971</p>, <p>Prions</p>, <p>Stanley B. Prusiner </p>, <p>Creutsfeldt-Jakob disease, Strussler-Schienker disease</p>, <p>Taxonomy </p>, <p>Binomial system of classification </p>, <p>Nomenclature </p>, <p>Classification</p>, <p>Taxon</p>, <p>Identification</p> flashcards
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  • Obligate parasites

    they are incapable of replication unless occupying an appropriate living host

  • Virion

    a virus particle

  • Capsid

    virus is made up of an external protein coating called

  • Capsomeres

    a nucleic acid core capsid made up of protein molecules

  • Lipid layer

    the capside coat is enclosed by what

  • International Committee on the Taxonomy of Viruses

    classifies viruses into families and genera based on viral genetics, chemistry, morphology, and mechanism of multiplication

  • -viridae

    viral family names ends with

  • -virus

    genus name ends with

  • Baltimore System

    classifies viruses according to their genomes (DNA or RNA, single versus double stranded, and mode of replication)

  • Viroids

    a plant pathogen composed only of circular single stranded RNA capable of replication that lacks capsid or any type of coating

  • Theodor Otto DIener in 1971

    discovered Viroid

  • Prions

    aller and simpler than viruses - made up of protein - also known as proteinaceous infectious particles- implicated in diseases called “transmissible spongiform encephalopathies (TSEs)”

  • Stanley B. Prusiner

    discovered prions

  • Creutsfeldt-Jakob disease, Strussler-Schienker disease

    disease caused by prions

  • Taxonomy

    science of classification, nomenclature and identification of organism

  • Binomial system of classification

    the method of assigning scientific names is called the

  • Nomenclature

    naming organisms • assigning scientific names,

  • Classification

    theorderly arrangement of organisms into a hierarchy of taxa

  • Taxon

    ▶ a taxonomic group of any rank, such as a species, family, or class. ▶ Organisms are classified into a taxonomic rank.

  • Identification

    discovering and recording the characteristics of organisms enabling them to be placed in an overall taxonomic scheme