Viral classification and Types of Replication in virus Rakshith K, DVM
Precise presentation on Viral classification and Types of replication in Virus.
Entry of virus
Spread of virus
General steps in a virus replication cycle
Attachment, Penetration, Uncoating, Multiplication
Multiplication of Single-Stranded RNA (ss RNA) Viruses
Multiplication of Double-Stranded RNA (ds RNA) Viruses
Multiplication of Single-Stranded DNA (ss DNA) Viruses
Multiplication of Double-Stranded DNA (ds DNA) Viruses
Release of new virions
Common viral diseases of Bovines
Viral classification and Types of Replication in virus Rakshith K, DVM
Precise presentation on Viral classification and Types of replication in Virus.
Entry of virus
Spread of virus
General steps in a virus replication cycle
Attachment, Penetration, Uncoating, Multiplication
Multiplication of Single-Stranded RNA (ss RNA) Viruses
Multiplication of Double-Stranded RNA (ds RNA) Viruses
Multiplication of Single-Stranded DNA (ss DNA) Viruses
Multiplication of Double-Stranded DNA (ds DNA) Viruses
Release of new virions
Common viral diseases of Bovines
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01 general structure and classification of viruses1
1. General structure and classification of viruses
DR. MOHAMMED ARIF
ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR
CONSULTANT VIROLOGIST
HEAD OF THE VIROLOGY UNIT
2. The concept of virus
Edward Jenner (1798), introduced the term virus in
microbiology.
Virus in Greek means poison.
Edward Jenner noticed that milk maids who infected
with cowpox develop immunity against smallpox.
He inoculated a boy with the vesicle fluid taken from the
hand of infected maid.
The boy developed sustained immunity against
smallpox.
3. The concept of virus.
Edward Jenner assumed that the vesicle fluid that
has been taken from the hand of the milk maid
contained a poison ( virus ), that was responsible for
immunity.
4. General characteristics of viruses
Viruses are smaller than bacteria, they range in size
between 20-300 nanometer ( nm ).
Viruses contain only one type of nucleic acid, either DNA
or RNA, but never both.
Viruses consist of nucleic acid surrounded by a protein
coat. Some viruses have additional lipoprotein envelope.
Viruses lack cellular organelles, such as mitochondria and
ribosomes.
5. General characteristics of viruses
Viruses are obligate cellular parasites. They replicate
only inside living cells.
Viruses replicate through replication of their nucleic
acid and synthesis of the viral protein.
Viruses do not multiply in chemically defined media.
Viruses do not undergo binary fission.
7. Terminology
Virion: The complete virus particle.
Capsid: The protein coat that surrounds nucleic acid.
Nucleocapsid: The nucleic acid plus the capsid.
Capsomeres: The structural protein units that made up the
capsid.
Defective virus: the virus cannot replicate by its own, it
requires helper virus.
Nanometer : milli-micron.
8. General structure of viruses
Viruses composed of nucleic acid either DNA or
RNA, surrounded by a protein coat called the capsid.
The capsid is composed of small structural units
called capsomeres.
The capsid protects nucleic acid from inactivation by
the outer physical conditions.
Some viruses have additional lipoprotein envelope
, composed of virally coded protein and host lipid.
The viral envelope is covered with glycoprotein
spikes.
9. General structure of viruses
Some viruses have enzymes inside the virion. All ss- RNA
viruses with negative polarity have the enzyme
transcriptase ( RNA dependent RNA polymerase) inside
virions.
Retroviruses and hepatitis B virus contain the enzyme
reverse transcriptase.
15. Symmetry of viruses
Viruses are divided into three groups, based on the
morphology of the nucleocapsid and the
arrangement of capsomeres.
1-Cubic symmetry:
The virus particle is icosahedral in shape (almost
spherical particle ) and the nucleic acid contained
inside the capsid. The icosahedron particle is
composed of 20 equilateral triangles , 12 vertices and
has 2,3,5 rotational symmetry.
17. Symmetry of viruses
2- helical symmetry :
The virus particle is elongated or pleomorphic (not
spherical), and the nucleic acid is spiral. Caposomeres are
arranged round the nucleic acid.
3- complex symmetry:
The virus particle does not confirm either cubic or helical
symmetry.
23. Baltimore classification
Viruses were divided into six groups based on the their
nucleic acid and m-RNA production.
1- ds-DNA viruses.
2- ss-DNA viruses.
3- ds- RNA viruses.
4- ss-RNA viruses with positive strands( positive polarity).
5- ss-RNA viruses with negative strands(negative polarity).
6- ss-RNA viruses associated with the enzyme reverse
transcriptase.
24. 1- Double stranded DNA families of medical importance
1- Poxviridae.
2- Herpesviridae.
3- Hepadnaviridae.
4- Adenoviridae.
5- Papovaviridae.
25. 2- Single stranded DNA families.
3- Double stranded RNA families.
Single stranded DNA family:
1- Parvovoridae.
Double stranded RNA family:
1- Reoviridae .
26. 4- Single stranded RNA families with positive strands
1-Picornaviridae.
2- Caliciviridae.
3- Astroviridae.
4- Coronaviridae.
5- Flaviviradae.
6- Togaviridae.
The viral genome acts directly as m-RNA.
27. 5- Single stranded RNA families with negative strands
1- Orthomyxoviridae.
2- Paramyxoviridae.
3- Rhabdoviridae.
4- Filoviridae.
The viral genome does not act as m-RNA.
It must be transcribed by the viral enzyme transcriptase
into m-RNA.
Virions contain the enzyme transcriptase.
28. 6-Single stranded RNA viruses associated with the enzyme
reverse transcriptase
Retroviruses.
The viral genome is reverse transcribed into a
complementary DNA strand using the enzyme reverse
transcriptase.
29. Steps in virus replications
1- Adsorption (attachment).
2- Penetration.
3- uncoating.
4- Replication of the viral genome.
5- Transcription of the viral genome into m-RNA.
6- Translation of m-RNA into viral proteins.
7- protein synthesis,
8- Viral assembly.
30. Steps in virus replication
1-Adsorption (attachment ).
Viruses must recognize and bind to specific cellular
receptors on the surface of the infected cell via
particular glycoproteins.
31. Steps in virus replication
2--Penetration.
A- Enveloped viruses that has the ability to form
syncytia ( multi-nucleated giant cell ) enter the cell
through fusion of the viral envelope with cell plasma
membrane( eg. Paramyo and herpes viruses ).
2- The remaining enveloped viruses enter the cell
through endocytosis.
33. Steps in virus replication
B- Unenveloped viruses enter the cell either by
endocytosis ( endosome lyses as with adenoviruses)
or by forming a pore in the membrane of the cell.
The viral RNA is then released inside the cell
(picornaviruses).
34. Endocytosis
Endocytosis involves invagination of the cell
membrane to form vesicles in the cell cytoplasm.
Infected viruses are then engulfed inside these
vesicles.
Each vesicle fuses with a lysosome to form lysosomal
vesicle.
The viral envelope fuses with lysosomal membrane
and the viral nucleocapsid is expelled into the
cytoplasm.
36. Steps in virus replication
3- Uncoating.
Release of the viral genome from its protective
capsid to enable the viral nucleic acid to replicate.
4- Transcription. Synthesis of m-RNA.
5-Translation. The viral genome is translated using
cell ribosomes into structural and non-structural
proteins.
37. Steps in viral replication
6- Replication of the viral nucleic acid.
7-Assembly. New virus genomes and proteins are
assembled to form new virus particles.
8-Release. Enveloped viruses are released by
budding from the infected cells. Unenveloped viruses
are released by rupture of the infected cells.