Virus Infection and Hosts
This text discusses steps of virus infections (entry, replication & assembly, egress), different hosts & their viruses, bacteriophages, animal viruses, and plant viruses. Advanced Placement® and AP® are trademarks registered and/or owned by the College Board, which is not affiliated with, and does not endorse, this textbook.
Topics
- acellular
- acute disease
- asymptomatic disease
- attenuation
- AZT
- back mutation
- bacteriophage
- budding
- capsid capsomere
- cell necrosis
- chronic infection
- cytopathic
- envelope fusion
- gall
- gene therapy
- group I virus
- group II virus
- group III virus
- group IV virus
- group V virus
- group VI virus
- group VII virus
- hyperplasia
- hypoplasia
- intermittent symptom
- latency
- lysis
- lysogenic cycle
- lytic cycle
- matrix protein
- negative polarity
- oncogenic virus
- oncolytic virus
- pathogen permissive
- phage therapy
- positive polarity
- prion
- productive prophage
- PrPc
- PrPsc
- replicative
- intermediate retrovirus
- reverse transcriptase
- vaccine
- vertical transmission
- viral receptor
- virion
- viroid
- virus core
- receptor
- acute
- asymptomatic infection
- egress
- galls
- host
- intermittent
- permissive
- productive
- prophage
- viral assembly
- viral replication
- virus attachment
- virus entry
- virus infection
- chronic
- fusion