Todays Plan: 5/11/17

Bellwork: Introduce Checkpoint 2 (10 mins)

Work on getting a diagnosis and checkpoint
2 (40 mins)
Immune System notes (the rest of class)
Pack/Wrap-up (last 5 mins)
 Todays Plan: 5/15/17

Bellwork: Viral Cycle notes (15 mins)

Continue with checkpoint 2 (45 mins)
Bacteria notes (the rest of class)
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1 -Todays Plan: 12/12/16
Bellwork: Finish Virus Notes and do
Bacteria notes (25 mins)
Continue book (45 mins)
Protist notes (20 mins)
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2 &4 -Todays Plan: 12/12/16
Bellwork: Toxoplasmosis podcast (20 mins)
Book (40 mins)
Finish immune system and do
Virus/Bacteria notes (the rest of class)
 1stTodays Plan: 12/13/16
Bellwork: Turn in book and Test Q&A (15
mins)
Unit 8 Test (as needed) If you finish early,
work on the chart
Do fungus notes (after everyone is done
testing)
Pack/Wrap-up (last few mins of class)
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4 -Todays Plan: 12/13/16
Finish Virus notes (15 mins)
Media center for project (the rest of class)
Middle Lab
 Viruses
Dead or Alive?
Cant reproduce by itself
Doesnt move
No homeostasis
What do you think?
Structure-see book pictures for tail,DNA,
Capsid, Coat
Phage=typically used as another word for
virus, means that it is infectious.
 Viral Cycle
Need: 1 virus, 1 host-cell specific to the
virus.
Viral recognition-viruses disguise
themselves w/ their protein coat so that
bacteria let them in (they think that the
virus is something needed.)
The virus then attaches and pumps in its
provirus (DNA), which joins w/ the hosts
DNA for replication. (see camera)
 Cycles continued
Lytic cycle-viral cycle where the host is
reprogrammed and killed immediately.
Lysogenic cycle-viral cycle where the viral
DNA is inactive for a time before
reproduction.
Lysogenic cycle explains how viruses, like
HIV, HSV, etc. can hide and not appear for
some time.
Lytic cycle=common cold.
 Retroviruses
Dont contain DNA, have RNA provirus in
stead.
Problem: host has DNA, which cant join
w/ provirus.
Solution: inject an enzyme (reverse
transcriptase) that can make DNA from the
provirus to be inserted into host DNA. See
camera
Ex: HIV