Compare and contrast gene expression by influenza virus
with that of + RNA viruses and other...
Compare and contrast gene expression by influenza virus
with that of + RNA viruses and other – RNA viruses.
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Plus strand virus are those in which the Rna itself acts like
an mRNA and produces expression once it infects the host
cells.
But in - strand viruses like influenza virus , RNA has to be
converted to plus strand mRNA and then gene expression takes
place.
In plus strand viruses , have ribosome binding sequence which
makes host ribosoems to bind to this without recognition of 5'
capped structure. Thus , protein synthesis takes place.
In minus strand viruses, the virus capsid itself contains RNA
polymerase which converts to plus strand .
Once , it enters the cell, host cell machinery is directed to
perform viral replication. Here host cell replication and gene
expression stops.
In minus strand virus like influenza virus, the 5' cap of the
mRNA is removed by viral endonuclease and the viral mRNA gets
attached to it . So, whenever the host cell is replicated , the
viarl genome is also replicates because the virus uses host cell
mRNA as its template.
The influenza virus unlike other viruses (+ and -) have unusual
splicing which makes them to take several forms.
compare and contrast one RNA virus (polio or influenza) and one DNA
virus ( herpes or sv-40) replication within a cell. and how each
presents mRNA to the cell and how more genomes are made for the
virus
Compare and contrast regulation of gene expression with use of
an enzyme inhibitor. List one advantage and disadvantage for
regulating gene expression and one advantage and one disadvantage
for using inhibitor.
Compare and contrast the different mechanisms for regulating
differential gene expression.
Predict different mechanisms that could be responsible for
control of gene expression in development.
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Exchange of genes between Influenza viruses contribute to:
a. Antigenic drift.
b.Antigenic shift.
c.Segmented RNA.
d.All of the above.
Which is a thymus independent antigen?
a.HA from the Influenza virus.
b.Capsule from Pneumococcus.
c.A-B toxin.
d.All of the above.
Which is a mechanism of how tumor evade the immune system:
a.Secretion of TGF-B.
b.Recruitment of Treg.
c.Lack of MHC expression.
d.Lack of tumor antigens.
e.All of the above.
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