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1 Virus Structure & Classification developed by Hugh B. Fackrell 5/13/2017 2 Lecture Outline Scope of virology Nomenclature Virion Virus genome Virus symmetry Virion structure 5/13/2017 3 Scope of Virology In developed countries viral infections are the most common cause of acute disease that does not require hospitalization In developing countries viral infections are a common cause of mortality and disability especially among infants and children 5/13/2017 4 Viruses as a health hazard Now antibiotics effectively control most bacterial infections Viruses pose a relatively greater and less controlled threat to human health 5/13/2017 5 Virus obligate intracellular parasite delivers its genome into host cell – genome is either DNA or RNA genome transcribed and translated by host synthetic machinery Viruses are NOT cellular 5/13/2017 6 Virus submicroscopic particles – smallpox a large virus is at the limit of resolution of the light microscope – most require use of electron microscope 5/13/2017 7 Viruses Infect All Life Forms Bacteria>> bacteriophage Plants Fungi Insects Fish Reptiles Bird Mammals 5/13/2017 8 Viral Nomenclature viruse families end with -viridae – eg poxviridae retroviridae Virus subfamilies -virinae – alphaherpesvirinae herpes simplex – gammaherpesvirinae- epstein Barr virus Virus genera -virus – enterovirus- polio virus – lyssavirus -rabies virus 5/13/2017 9 Siglum An abbreviation derived from a few or intial letters – (plural sigla) 5/13/2017 10 Virus Sigla Respiratory Enteric and Orphan Viruses Papilloma, Polyoma & Vacuolating agent Viruses Hepatocytes & RNA genome 5/13/2017 11 Sigla (cont) Parvovirus -small Adenovirus - gland eg adenoid tissue Herpes- creeping- nature of lesions Toga virus - cloaked with envelope Arena virus - sand like lesion Corona virus- crown like peplomers Bunya virus - Bunyamwera Africa Calcivirus - cup like 5/13/2017 12 Herpes zoster 5/13/2017 13 Virion A fully assembled infectious virus At least two components Genome – DNA or RNA – Single stranded or doublr stranded – Sense or antisense Capsid – Protective protein coat 5/13/2017 14 DNA Viruses Parvovirus ssDNA, sense or antisense, linear HepadnaAvirus dsDNA,linear Papovavirus dsDNA,circular Adenovirus dsDNA,linear Herpes virus dsDNA,linear Pox virus dsDNA, linear 5/13/2017 15 RNA Viruses ssRNA, Sense strand -picornavirus, calicivirus, togavirus, coronavirus ssRNA, antisense strand -bunyavirus, orthomyxovirus, arenavirus, filovirus, rhabdovirus,paramyxovirus Retrovirus ssRNA 2 copies Reovirus dsRNA, 10-12 segments 5/13/2017 16 Capsid Protein coat that protects the genome protection against nucleases few structural proteins Capsids Self Assemble 5/13/2017 17 Virion Symmetry Cubical Symmetry – Adenovirus – picorrnavirus Helical Symmetry – Filovirus – Rhadovirus Complex Symmetry – poxvirus – T4 bacteriophage 5/13/2017 18 Helical Symmetry Helical rigid – Rhabdovirus,-rabies Helical pleomorphic – Paramxyovirus -parainfluenza – ,measles & respiratory syncytical virus – Orthomxyovirus -influenza 5/13/2017 19 Helical Symmetry 5/13/2017 20 Rhabdovirus 5/13/2017 21 Cubic Symmetry Icosahedral Symmetry 20 equilateral triangles 12 vertices 532 symmetry 5/13/2017 22 Icoshedral Structure 5/13/2017 23 Complex Symmetry Very rigid, defined structures may or may not have envelope 5/13/2017 24 Complex Symmetry 5/13/2017 25 5/13/2017 26 Polio Virus 5/13/2017 27 Peplomer Glycoprotein spikes on viral envelope coded by viral genome coronavirus,orthomyxovirus, arenavirus,Rhabdovirus,paramyxovirus Determine viral host range 5/13/2017 28 Viral Envelope Some viruses are surrounded by an additional covering - viral envelope derived from host cell membranes contact virus proteins internally glycosylated proteins externally 50% of animal viruses have an envelope 5/13/2017