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    The document discusses viruses and their nature. It describes how viruses have different structures, including whether they have an envelope and the shape of their capsids. Viruses can have different types of genomes, including single-stranded or double-stranded DNA or RNA, which can be linear, circular, or segmented. It also presents the Baltimore classification system that categorizes viruses based on their genome and replication strategy.

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    The document discusses viruses and their nature. It describes how viruses have different structures, including whether they have an envelope and the shape of their capsids. Viruses can have different types of genomes, including single-stranded or double-stranded DNA or RNA, which can be linear, circular, or segmented. It also presents the Baltimore classification system that categorizes viruses based on their genome and replication strategy.

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    VIRUS

    The Legend
    Immortal

    Ridha Wahyutomo, MD, Clin.


    Microbiologist
    Once upon a time..........
    It must not be named...But must be identified
    Big is powerful, Medium is wonderful,
    Small is beautiful
    dr. Ridho
    Are Viruses life organism?

    Its life, Jim, but not as we know it!


    Dr. McCoy speaking to Captain Kirk of the Starship Enterprise,
    Star Trek
    Struktur VIRUS
    dr. Ridho
    Virus Morphology

    Helical
    dr. Ridho
    Virion
    envelope

    Capsid

    Viral core
    dr. Ridho
    single-
    stranded
    (ss)
    double-
    stranded (ds),

    segmented

    linear

    circular
    Aktivitas Kehidupan Sel

    DNA transkripsi RNA translasi Protein

    replikasi

    DNA
    Baltimore Classification of Viruses
    Group Genome Replication Example
    1 dsDNA dsDNA mRNA Herpes simplex
    virus

    2 ssDNA ssDNA dsDNA mRNA Parvovirus

    3 dsRNA dsRNA mRNA Reovirus

    4 +ve ssRNA dsRNA +ve ssRNA [Acts as mRNA] Enterovirus

    5 -ve ssRNA dsRNA -ve ssRNA mRNA Influenza A


    virus

    6 ssRNA ssRNA dsDNA mRNA Retrovirus


    (e.g. HIV)

    7 Nicked dsDNA nicked dsDNA intact dsDNA mRNA Hepatitis B


    virus
    RNA
    CPE
    SEROLOGY

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