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Chapter 30 Replication and variation of viruses
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Section 1 multiplication of viruses
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Basic steps in viral multiplication cycle
Adsorption (attachment) Penetration or entry Uncoating to release the genome virion component production Assembly (maturation) Release from the cell
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Productive or lytic response the Basic steps
nonproductive response or lysogeny no new virus is produced the cell survives and divides the viral genetic material persists indefinitely in a latent state in the case of bacteriophages
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Lytic or virulent viruses
can enter only into a productive relationship temperate viruses can establish ether a productive or a nonproductive relationship
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Basic steps in viral multiplication cycle
self -replication adsorption/ attachment ↓ penetration uncoating biosynthesis assembly & release
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Viral growth curve Fig 29-1
Eclipse period Latent period Cytopathic effect (CPE)
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Specific events during the growth cycle
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Adsorption or attachment
•Nonspecific adsorption •Specific combination ---static electricity-combination between virus and cell ---virion attachment proteins adsorb to specific receptor on the surface of susceptible cells
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Entry Uncoating naked virus---by endocytosis or viropexis
(吞饮或胞饮) naked virus---by endocytosis or viropexis enveloped virus---by fusion of viral envelope with host-cell membrane (病毒胞膜与宿主细胞膜融合) Uncoating ---The viral nuclei acid is released from the capsid
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ADSORPTION
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ADSORPTION Requires viral attachment protein Cellular receptors
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PENETRATION - ENVELOPED VIRUSES
Fusion融合with plasma membrane Entry via endosomes内含体
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herpesviruses, paramyxoviruses, HIV
PENETRATION herpesviruses, paramyxoviruses, HIV
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PENETRATION - ENVELOPED VIRUSES
Fusion with plasma membrane Entry via endosomes
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H+
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VIRUS UPTAKE BY CLATHRIN COATED PITS内陷小窝
Called :Viropexis病毒吞饮/ endocytosis / pinocytosis
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PENETRATION NON-ENVELOPED VIRUSES
entry directly across plasma membrane
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PENETRATION NON-ENVELOPED VIRUSES
entry directly across plasma membrane
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H+
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UNCOATING Need to make genome available
Once uncoating occurs, enter eclipse period Eclipse phase lasts until first new virus particle formed
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BIOSYNTHESIS OF VIRUSES
mRNA production genome synthesis protein synthesis early protein (function protein) late protein (structural protein)
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Gene expression and genome replication
Viral (+) mRNA
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biosynthetic site DNA in the nucleus RNA in the cytoplasm
protein in the cytoplasm
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Biosynthesis of ds-DNA virus
利用核内依赖DNA 的RNA多聚酶转录 parental ds-DNA early mRNA ⑴ in nucleus in the cytoplasm ⑵ DNA聚合酶 半保留复制 early protein progeny ds-DNA later mRNA ⑶ in the cytoplasm later protein ⑴biosynthesis of early protein---依赖DNA的DNA聚合酶等 ⑵replication of progeny DNA ⑶biosynthesis of late protein
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Biosynthesis of ss-RNA virus
acts directly as mRNA parental ㈩ss-RNA (依赖RNA的RNA聚合酶) in the cytoplasm early protein +RNA acts as mRNA later protein ㈠ss-RNA(±RNA) (复制中间型) progeny ㈩ss-RNA ----RNA must first transcribe the complementary plus strand
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ECLIPSE PHASE P260 The period of infection in which no infectious viruses are found inside the cell The original virions lose their infectivity soon after entry
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Assembly the process of enclosing the viral genome in a protein capsid
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release Disintegration 崩解: naked virus cause the host cell lysis
Budding: enveloped viruses Budding viruses do not necessarily kill the cell. Thus, some budding viruses may be able to set up persistence
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Release Budding through plasma membrane (enveloped virus)
Rupture(un-enveloped virus)
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Replication cycle of virus
• progeny viruses • produce cell effects---damage and lysis of cells adsorption assembly and release penetration uncoating biosynthesis protein and nucleic acid
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Abnormal multiplication of viral & interference
Abortive infection (顿挫感染,无效感染) When a virus infects a cell (or host), but cannot complete the full replication cycle ( not biosynthesize their components or not assemble virions.), i.e. a non-productive infection. non-permissive cells permissive cells(容纳性细胞)
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Section 2 viral variation and resistence
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defective viruses Lacks one or more functional genes required for viral replication Require helper activity from another virus for some step in replication or maturation
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interference Two viruses often leads to an inhibition of multiplication of one of the viruses 两种病毒同时感染同一种细胞,发生一种病毒抑制另一种病毒复制的现象称为干扰现象
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defective interfering particle (DIP)
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Viral resistance 耐冷不耐热 耐抗生素和甘油 消毒剂可灭活 ;包膜病毒对脂溶剂敏感 pH5.0以下或pH9.0 以上迅速灭活
紫外线、χ线和射线可灭活 消毒剂可灭活 ;包膜病毒对脂溶剂敏感
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