Complete list of visuals in the Virology PowerPoint Learning Series 2000
1 Introduction and Methods of Study
2 Structure and Components
3 Classification
4 Multiplication
5 Host Defense Mechanisms
6 Parvoviridae
7 Papovaviridae
8 Adenoviridae
9 Herpesviridae
10 Poxviridae
11 Picornaviridae
12 Arboviruses
13 Paramyxoviridae
14 Orthomyxoviridae
15 Retroviridae
16 Viral Pathogenesis
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Virus structure color scheme
1. Introduction and Methods of Study
1 Human Virology title slide
2 VIRUS structure color scheme
3 One step growth cycle graph of events
4 Graph of component formation
5 Hemagglutination Assay
6 Rate Zonal Centrifugation
7 Restriction Endonuclease Cleavage Map
8 Time Line: Jenner
9 Time Line: Iwansowski
10 Time Line: Virus - Poison
11 Time Line: Rous
12 Time Line: Shope
13 Time Line: Stanley
14 Time Line: Hershey
15 Time Line: Fiers
16 Time Line: Temin
17 Time Line: Gallo, Montagnier

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Capsomer Arrangement
2. Structure and Components
18 STRUCTURE & COMPONENTS title
19 DNA properties
20 RNA properties
21 VIRUS GENOMES comparing DNA & RNA forms
22 Cap STRUCTURE chemical structure
23 mRNA STRUCTURE showing Cap & Poly A
24 Capsid Functions
25 Helical & Icosahedral Viral Symmetry
26 CAPSOMER ARRANGEMENT
27 ENVELOPED HELICAL NUCLEOCAPSID
28 HOST CELL MEMBRANE
29 General Enveloped Structure, Interior
30 General Enveloped Structure, Exterior
31 Structure of PEPLOMER

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11 RNA Virus Families
3. Classification
32 CLASSIFICATION SYSTEMS title
33 Diagram of 6 DNA VIRUS FAMILIES
34 Diagram of 11 RNA VIRUS FAMILIES
35 DNA Classification Chart
36 RNA ClassiDcation Chart
37 Transcription Classification Chart by Class
38 Transcription Classification w/ Family Names
39 DNA Genome forms

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Maturation and Budding of Enveloped Virion
4. Multiplication
40 MULTIPLICATION title
41 SPECIFICITY OF ATTACHMENT of peplomer
42 PROTEOLYSIS PREVENTS ATTACHMENT
43 Electrostatic Peplomer attachment
44 Non-enveloped viral penetration
45 Enveloped viral penetration
46 Injection of Nucleic Acid into nucleus
47 VIRUS MULTIPLICATION LOCATIONS table
48 COMPONENTS FOR DNA REPLICATION text
49 COMPONENTS FOR DNA REPLICATION cont.
50 Replication of Genome of + STRAND RNA VIRUS
51 Replication of Genome of - STRAND RNA VIRUS
52 TRANSCRIPTION OF DNA TO mRNA
53 "TRANSCRIPTION" of segmented genome viruses
54 Protein sythesis "Macrocycle"
55 Ribosome Minicycle /tRNAfmet, tRNAarg
56 Ribosome Minicycle /Binding of Aminoacyl - tRNA
57 Ribosome Minicycle /Peptide Bond Formation
58 Ribosome Minicycle/Translocation
59 Protein Interactions
60 Maturation and Budding of Enveloped Virion
61 Membrane Layer
62 Viral Glycoproteins
63 Bud
64 Budding Virion
65 Free Infectious Virion
66 Viral Life Cycle

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T-Killer Cell activity
5. Host Defense Mechanisms
67 HOST DEFENSE MECHANISMS title
68 INTERFERON TYPE / PRODUCED BY text
69 Partial Amino Acid Sequences of Human Interferons
70 Recombinant DNA formation of Interferon
71 SYNTHESIS OF INTERFERON
72 INDUCTION CF NEW PROTEINS
73 PROTECTION BY INTERFERON
74 Ig Class Structure
75 Anamnestic response graph of Ag Injection
76 Graph comparing IB responses
77 T-Killer Cell activity
78 Acycloguanosine inhibition
79 Process of antiviral drug licensing
80 Nucleoside Analogs
81 Cytosine Arabinoside
82 Adenine Arabinoside
83 5 - Bromodeoxyuridine
84 5 - lododeoxyruidine
85 Triflourothymidine
86 Thymidine
87 Azidothymidine
88 Acycloguanosine
89 Amantidine

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Important Aspects
6. Parvoviridae
90 IMPORTANT ASPECTS text
91 Structure Data
92 Proteins MW FUNCTION text
93 DISTINCTIVE CHARACTERISTICS text
94 GENERA HOST text
95 Structure of DNA (3' end)
96 Autonomous & Adeno-associated viruses
97 DNA replication / beginning strand
98 DNA replication / Template ~ Primer End
99 DNA replication / New DNA strand formed
100 DNA replication / specific NICK formed
101 DNA replication / unfolding
102 DNA replication / completion of cycle

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Large T Antigen
7. Papovaviridae
103 IMPORTANT ASPECTS text
104 Structure & Data
105 PROTEINS MW FUNCTION text
106 GENERA HOST text
107 Circular Bidirectional Model
108 Early & Late Transcription Series /Precursor mRNA
109 Early & Late Transcription Series /SMALL T ANTIGEN
110 Early & Late Transcription Series /SMALL T ANTIGEN
111 Early & Late Transcription Series /LARGE T ANTIGEN
112 Early & Late Transcription Series /LARGE T ANTIGEN
113 Early & Late Transcription Series /Precursor mRNA
114 Early & Late Transcription Series /VPI
115 Early & Late Transcription Series /VPI
116 Early & Late Transcription Series /VP2
117 Early & Late Transcription Series /VP2
118 Early & Late Transcription Series /VP3
119 Early & Late Transcription Series /VP3
120 COMMCN WART data text
121 FLAT WART data text
122 PLANTAR WART data text
123 GENITAL WART data text
124 LARYNGEAL WART data text
125 EPIDERMODISPLASiA VERUCIFORMIS data
126 Cell transformation by polyomaviruses
127 FIRST GREAT BIOLOGICAL DISASTER

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Structure & Proteins/ cross section
8. Adenoviridae
128 IMPORTANT ASPECTS text
129 Structure & Data
130 Structure & proteins / cross section
131 DISEASE - ASSOCIATED VIRUSES
132 Subgroups of Human Adenoviruses
133 Multiplication Sequence
134 Multiplication Sequence /Structure
135 Multiplication Sequence /Initiation
136 Multiplication Sequence /Elongation
137 Multiplication Sequence /Completion
138 TRANSCRlPTION /Early Proteins
139 TRANSCRlPTION /Late Virion Proteins
140 TRANSCRlPTION /Late Virion Proteins
141 TRANSCRlPTION /Cutting & Poly A Addition
142 TRANSCRlPTION /Splicing & Capping
143 Maturation of late mRNA
144 ACUTE RESPIRATORY DISEASE (ARD)
145 INFANT RESPIRATORY DISEASE
146 CONJUCTIVITIS (SWIMMING POOL)
147 KERATO CONJUNCTIVITIS

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9. Herpesviridae
148 IMPORTANT ASPECTS text
149 Structure & Data
150 Herpes cross section
151 HEPADNAVIRIDAE Stucture & Data
152 DNA FORMS ORIENTATION OF L & S DOMAINS
153 ALPHA HERPESVIRUS text
154 BETA HERPESVIRUS text
155 GAMMA HERPESVIRUS text
156 SEQUENCE OF TRANSCRIPTION EVENTS graph
157 "ROLLING CIRCLE" Replication Model
158 "ROLLING CIRCLE" Replication Model /Circulization
159 "ROLLING CIRCLE" Replication Model /Replication
160 "ROLLING CIRCLE" Replication Model /Replication
161 "ROLLING CIRCLE" Replication Model /Replication
162 "ROLLING CIRCLE" Replication Model /Cutting & Repair
163 HERPES SIMPLEX TYPE I PRIMARY INFECTION
164 HERPES SIMPLEX TYPE I LATENT INFECTION
165 HERPES SIMPLEX TYPE I RECURRENT INFECTION
166 HERPES SIMPLEX TYPE 2 PRIMARY INFECTION
167 HERPES SIMPLEX TYPE 2 LATENT INFECTION
168 HERPES SIMPLEX TYPE 2 RECURRENT INFECTION
169 VARICELLA ZOSTER PRIMARY INFECTION
170 VARICELLA ZOSTER LATENT INFECTION
171 VARICELLA ZOSTER RECURRENT INFECTION
172 VARICELLA ZOSTER SHINGLES
173 EPSTEIN-BARR VIRUS

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World Health Organization
10. Poxviridae
174 IMPORTANT ASPECTS text
175 Structure Data
176 GENERA CHARACTERISTIC MEMBERS text
177 Multiplication cycle sequence of events
178 VIRUS IMMUNIZATION SCHEDULE text
179 VIRAL VACCINES NOW AVAILABLE text
180 VIRAL VACCINES Under Development text
181 VACCINATION RESULTS text
182 World Health Organization
183 World Map Smallpox 1967
184 World Map Smallpox 1972
185 World Map Smallpox 1975
186 World Map Smallpox 1978

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Rhinoviruses - Common cold disease
11. Picornaviridae
187 IMPORTANT ASPECTS text
188 Structure & Data
189 GENERA CHARACTERISTIC MEMBERS text
190 CORONAVIRIDAE Structure and Data
191 PRODUCTION & MATURATION OF POLYPROTEIN
192 PROTEIN CLEAVAGE
193 PENTON AGGREGATE
194 PROCAPSID AGGREGATION
195 INSERTION OF VIRAL RNA
196 Provirion - Virion
197 RHINOVIRUSES - Common cold disease
198 ENTEROVIRUSES / DISEASES text
199 HUMAN POLIOMYELITIS course of infection
200 SALK and SABIN Polio vaccine text

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Rhabdovirus - Rabies
12. Arboviruses
201 Arthropod borne and related viruses
202 FAMILIES INCLUDE: text
203 TOGAVIRIDAE Structure & Data
204 FLAVIVIRIDAE Structure & Data
205 BUNYAVIRIDAE Structure & Data
206 REOVIRIDAE Structure & Data
207 ARENAVIRIDAE Structure & Data
208 RHABDOVIRIDAE Structure & Data
209 GENERA/ MEMBERS TOGAVIRIDAE text
210 GENERA/ MEMBERS FLAVIVIRIDAE text
211 GENERA/ MEMBERS BUNYAVIRIDAE text
212 GENERA/ MEMBERS REOVIRIDAE text
213 GENERA/ MEMBERS ARENAVIRIDAE text
214 GENERA/ MEMBERS RHABDOVIRIDAE text
215 EARLY & LATE Protein Synthesis
216 Formation of Glycoprotein Progression
217 Formation of Glycoprotein Progression /formation of E3
218 Formation of Glycoprotein Progression /formation of E2
219 Formation of Glycoprotein Progression /formation of E1
220 Formation of Glycoprotein Progression /Completion
221 MINUS STRAND RNA VIRUSES mulitipication
222 ARBOVIRUS INFECTIONS - EARLY SYMPTOMS
223 ENCEPHALITIS
224 RASH FEVERS
225 HEMORRHAGIC FEVERS
226 RUBELLA
227 CONGENITAL RUBELLA SYNDROME text
228 ARENAVIRUSES - Lassa Fever
229 REOVIRUS - Colorado Tick Fever
230 ROTAVIRUS - Epidemic Diarrhea
231 RHABODOVIRUS - Rabies
232 ARENAVIRUS - LCM

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Mumps Infection events graph
13. Paramyxoviridae
233 IMPORTANT ASPECTS text
234 Structure & Data
235 PROTEINS MW FUNCTION text
236 PARAMYXOVIRIDAE Cross Section
237 GENERA - RELATED DISEASES text
238 Protein Synthesis sequence of events
239 MEASLES INFECTION events graph
240 MUMPS INFECTION events graph
241 PNEUMOVIRUS
242 MORBILLAVIRUS
243 PARAMYXOVIRUS

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Influenza Cross Section of Structure
14. Orthomyxoviridae
244 IMPORTANT ASPECTS text
245 Structure & Data
246 Influenza Cross Section of Structure
247 PROTEINS MW FUNCTION text
248 PAGE OF INFLUENZA VIRUS PROTEINS graph
249 Viral Multiplication Sequence
250 Production of mRNA
251 INFLUENZA disease
252 ANTIGENIC DRIFT sequence of events
253 ANTIGENIC SHIFT sequence of events
254 Time line showing Type A prevalence

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Retrovirus Life Cycle
15. Retroviridae
255 IMPORTANT ASPECTS text
256 Structure & Data
257 Cross Section of Structure
258 PROTEINS MW FUNCTION text
259 GENERA - MEMBERS
260 Oncogene table
261 Oncogene table
262 Assay for Human Oncogene
263 Multiplication Early sequence of events
264 Simplified sequence showing mRNA
265 Multiplication sequence of events /Transcription
266 Multiplication sequence of events /Assembly
267 Retrovirus Life Cycle
268 ACTIVATION OF ONCOGENE by Lukemia Virus
269 Oncogenic theory

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CNS Viruses
16. Viral Pathogenesis
270 VIRAL PATHOGENESIS title
271 CLASSIFICATION BY INFECTION
272 RESPIRATORY
273 ENTERIC
274 SKIN
275 INJECTION
276 CONJUNCTIVA VIRUSES
277 SPECIFIC ORGAN VIRUSES
278 RESPIRATORY Localized Infections
279 RESPIRATORY TRACT VIRUSES (URTI)
280 ENTERIC VIRUSES text
281 SKIN RASH VIRUSES text
282 SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED VIRUSES text
283 GENITOURINARY VIRUSES text
284 PRENATAL & NEONATAL VIRUSES text
285 Time Line for Incubation
286 VIRAL HEPATITIS
287 HEPATITIS VIRUSES
288 CNS VIRUSES
289 CNS VIRUSES
290 PERSISTENT VIRAL INFECTIONS - LATENT
291 PERSISTENT VIRAL INFECTIONS - CHRONIC
292 PERSISTENT VIRAL INFECTIONS - SLOW
293 HIV-1
294 HIV-1 Proteins
295 HIV-1 Viral Life Cycle
296 HIV-1 Replication
297 Aids Transmission
298 Aids Progression
299 Aids Time Line
300 Group 1-4 Progression

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