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VIRUSES
By
Nia Widyastuti
1
Describing the
characteristics, the
replication, and the roles
of virus in life
 Identify the characteristics
of virus
 Distinguish the structure of
virus
 Explain the virus life style
 Explain the replication of
virus
 Explain the roles of the
harmful and the harmless
viruses
BASIC COMPETENCY INDICATOR
2
HISTORY OF THE SEARCH FOR VIRUS
 1883, Adolf Mayer (Germany) do research to tobacco plant have
mosaic disease can cause tobacco plant become dwarf and leaves
have spotted. Conclusion : new kind of bacteria
 1892, Dmitri Iwanowski (Russian) do filter extract tobacco leave with
filter so bacteria or other micro organism can’t infection plant tobacco
in fact extract tobacco have been filtered but tobacco plant infection
mosaic disease. Conclusion : pathogen bacteria
 1893, Martinus W. Beijerink (Dutch) he assumed that there are agent
can infection tobacco plant, he called that agent is filterable virus
because can out from bacteria filter and can’t to have seen with light
microscope
3
CHARACTERISTICS OF VIRUSES
 Viruses are not cell
 Viruses extremely small (0,05-0,2 µm or 50x smaller than
bacteria size. To observe viruses need electron microscope
 Contain some materials found in cells, made of a core of
nucleic acid surrounded by a protein DNA or RNA
 Can’t do reproduction it self
 Can’t do metabolisms it self
 Can be crystalloid
4
DIFFERENCE OF VIRUS WITH CELL
 Only have one type nucleic
acid (RNA or DNA)
 Can’t do reproduction it self
 Don’t have metabolisms it
self
 Body cell have two type
nucleic acid DNA and RNA
 Can do reproduction
 Have metabolism system
VIRUS CELL
5
STRUCTURE BODY OF VIRUS
1
2 3 3
4
5
1. Protein coat
2. Nucleic acid
3. Head
4. Wrapper tail
5. Tail fiber
Model of a virus Information Picture
6
SHAPE OF VIRUSES
7
REPRODUCTION OF VIRUSES
 Absorption
(virus attaches to cell)
 Penetration
(virus DNA enters cytoplasm
cell)
 Replication and synthesis
(virus directs cell to make new
viruses)
 Shape of new virus
(arrange nucleic acid and
protein virus)
 Released
(cell burst releasing new virus)
Process lyshogenic cycle
similar with lytic cycle step
but in in step replication
there are step addition or
insertion genetic material
virus in bacteria material
which called profage
LYTIC CYCLE LYSHOGENIC CYCLE
8
9
CLASSIFICATION OF VIRUS
Based on hospes cell (sel inang) virus divided into
three, they are :
1. Bacteria Virus (virus which infection bacteria cell)
2. Animal Virus (virus which infection animal cell)
3. Plant Virus (virus which infection plant cell)
10
DISEASE IN ANIMAL CAUSED BY VIRUS
Kind of Virus Kinds of Disease
New castle disease Tetelo in aves
Rhabdovirus Rabies in dog, monkey
Rous sarcoma virus Cancer in chicken
Herpesvirus simiae Herpes in monkey
11
Herpes
Tetelo
12
DISEASE IN PLANTS CAUSED BY VIRUS
Kind of Disease Kind of Virus
Spotted in leave tobacco Tobacco mosaic virus
Spotted in cabbage Cauliflower mosaic virus
Decrease growth in potato plant Potato yellow dwarf virus
Decrease growth in potato plant Rice dwarf virus
13
Potato yellow dwarf virus
Tobacco Mosaic virus
14
DISEASE IN HUMAN CAUSED BY VIRUS
Disease Kinds of Virus
Herpes oral Herpesvirus simplex tipe I
Smallpox Poxviruses
Hepatitis B Hepadna virus
Encephalistis, Rubela, Chikungunya Togaviruses
Rabies Rhabdovirus
Influesza Orthomyxoviruses
Leukemia Retroviruses; HTLV
Measles Paramyxoviruses
Ebola Filovirus
Polio, hepatitis A Enterovirus 15
Hepatitis B
Ebola
Herpes Oral
16
USES OF VIRUS
 Insect Control
Some viruses cause disease in insects. Scientists are trying to
use these viruses to kill insects that damage crops. In time,
such viruses may replace insecticides.
 Cell Research
Scientist study viruses to understands DNA, RNA, and other
cell compounds. Such research may add to our knowledge of
cell activities.
 Control of Viral Diseases
Scientists use some virus to produce vaccines. Vaccines are
substances that help your body defend against diseases.
Several vaccines are made from chemical treated viruses.
These vaccines are injected into the body. The body then
produces substances that protect against these viruses 17
Thank You for your Attention
Orang yang cerdas adalah
orang yang mau memahami, mengerti , dan
terus belajar
GANBATTE
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Viruses

  • 2. Describing the characteristics, the replication, and the roles of virus in life  Identify the characteristics of virus  Distinguish the structure of virus  Explain the virus life style  Explain the replication of virus  Explain the roles of the harmful and the harmless viruses BASIC COMPETENCY INDICATOR 2
  • 3. HISTORY OF THE SEARCH FOR VIRUS  1883, Adolf Mayer (Germany) do research to tobacco plant have mosaic disease can cause tobacco plant become dwarf and leaves have spotted. Conclusion : new kind of bacteria  1892, Dmitri Iwanowski (Russian) do filter extract tobacco leave with filter so bacteria or other micro organism can’t infection plant tobacco in fact extract tobacco have been filtered but tobacco plant infection mosaic disease. Conclusion : pathogen bacteria  1893, Martinus W. Beijerink (Dutch) he assumed that there are agent can infection tobacco plant, he called that agent is filterable virus because can out from bacteria filter and can’t to have seen with light microscope 3
  • 4. CHARACTERISTICS OF VIRUSES  Viruses are not cell  Viruses extremely small (0,05-0,2 µm or 50x smaller than bacteria size. To observe viruses need electron microscope  Contain some materials found in cells, made of a core of nucleic acid surrounded by a protein DNA or RNA  Can’t do reproduction it self  Can’t do metabolisms it self  Can be crystalloid 4
  • 5. DIFFERENCE OF VIRUS WITH CELL  Only have one type nucleic acid (RNA or DNA)  Can’t do reproduction it self  Don’t have metabolisms it self  Body cell have two type nucleic acid DNA and RNA  Can do reproduction  Have metabolism system VIRUS CELL 5
  • 6. STRUCTURE BODY OF VIRUS 1 2 3 3 4 5 1. Protein coat 2. Nucleic acid 3. Head 4. Wrapper tail 5. Tail fiber Model of a virus Information Picture 6
  • 8. REPRODUCTION OF VIRUSES  Absorption (virus attaches to cell)  Penetration (virus DNA enters cytoplasm cell)  Replication and synthesis (virus directs cell to make new viruses)  Shape of new virus (arrange nucleic acid and protein virus)  Released (cell burst releasing new virus) Process lyshogenic cycle similar with lytic cycle step but in in step replication there are step addition or insertion genetic material virus in bacteria material which called profage LYTIC CYCLE LYSHOGENIC CYCLE 8
  • 9. 9
  • 10. CLASSIFICATION OF VIRUS Based on hospes cell (sel inang) virus divided into three, they are : 1. Bacteria Virus (virus which infection bacteria cell) 2. Animal Virus (virus which infection animal cell) 3. Plant Virus (virus which infection plant cell) 10
  • 11. DISEASE IN ANIMAL CAUSED BY VIRUS Kind of Virus Kinds of Disease New castle disease Tetelo in aves Rhabdovirus Rabies in dog, monkey Rous sarcoma virus Cancer in chicken Herpesvirus simiae Herpes in monkey 11
  • 13. DISEASE IN PLANTS CAUSED BY VIRUS Kind of Disease Kind of Virus Spotted in leave tobacco Tobacco mosaic virus Spotted in cabbage Cauliflower mosaic virus Decrease growth in potato plant Potato yellow dwarf virus Decrease growth in potato plant Rice dwarf virus 13
  • 14. Potato yellow dwarf virus Tobacco Mosaic virus 14
  • 15. DISEASE IN HUMAN CAUSED BY VIRUS Disease Kinds of Virus Herpes oral Herpesvirus simplex tipe I Smallpox Poxviruses Hepatitis B Hepadna virus Encephalistis, Rubela, Chikungunya Togaviruses Rabies Rhabdovirus Influesza Orthomyxoviruses Leukemia Retroviruses; HTLV Measles Paramyxoviruses Ebola Filovirus Polio, hepatitis A Enterovirus 15
  • 17. USES OF VIRUS  Insect Control Some viruses cause disease in insects. Scientists are trying to use these viruses to kill insects that damage crops. In time, such viruses may replace insecticides.  Cell Research Scientist study viruses to understands DNA, RNA, and other cell compounds. Such research may add to our knowledge of cell activities.  Control of Viral Diseases Scientists use some virus to produce vaccines. Vaccines are substances that help your body defend against diseases. Several vaccines are made from chemical treated viruses. These vaccines are injected into the body. The body then produces substances that protect against these viruses 17
  • 18. Thank You for your Attention Orang yang cerdas adalah orang yang mau memahami, mengerti , dan terus belajar GANBATTE 18