VIRAL REPLICATION Dr AYMAN JOHARGY 3 rd Year Medicine Clinical Microbiology 2 nd Semester Lecture 2 3 rd Year Medicine Clinical Microbiology 2 nd Semester.

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VIRAL REPLICATION Dr AYMAN JOHARGY 3 rd Year Medicine Clinical Microbiology 2 nd Semester Lecture 2 3 rd Year Medicine Clinical Microbiology 2 nd Semester Lecture 2

LEARNING OUTCOMES

Learning outcomes * List different steps of viral replication * Know the difference between DNA and RNA viral replication * Define and identify some common enzymes critical for viral replication At the end of this lecture you should be able to:

OUTLINES * Viral replication steps * RNA viruses replication * DNA viruses replication * Enzymes in replication * Properties of DNA viruses replication * Properties of RNA viruses replication

VIRAL LIFE CYCLE ATTACHMENT PENETRATION UNCOATING HOST FUNCTIONS ASSEMBLY Transcription Translation (MATURATION) REPLICATION RELEASE

Virus attachment to the cell

SUMMARY

* Viral replication steps * RNA viruses replication * DNA viruses replication * Enzymes in replication * Properties of DNA viruses replication * Properties of RNA viruses replication

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