Viruses and Other Acellular Infectious Agents
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Viruses and Other Acellular Infectious Agents
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6.1 Viruses
1. Defines the terms virology, bacteriophages, and phages.
2. List organisms that are hosts to viruses.
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Acellular Agents
? Viruses ? protein and nucleic acid ? Viroids ? only RNA ? Satellites ? only nucleic acids ? Prions ? proteins only
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Viruses
? Major cause of disease
? also importance as a new source of therapy ? new viruses are emerging
? Important members of aquatic world
? move organic matter from particulate to dissolved
? Important in evolution
? transfer genes between bacteria, others
? Important model systems in molecular biology
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General Properties of Viruses
? Virion
? complete virus particle ? consists of 1 molecule of DNA or RNA
enclosed in coat of protein ? may have additional layers ? cannot reproduce independent of living cells
nor carry out cell division
? but can exist extracellularly
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