Time to go VIRAL!!
Cheatcodes/rules regarding general virology to get through NEET/INICET/USMLE
💠💠questions to ask while learning
1)DNA vs RNA virus
2)ss vs ds virus(single vs double-stranded virus)
3)Symmetry of the virus? (icosahedral vs helical vs complex)
4)enveloped or non-enveloped? 5) site of replication- nucleus or cytoplasm?
6)genome- circular or linear(for MLE) or segmented?
7)RNA viruses- +ve sense ss or -ve sense ss
🦠RNA viruses are ss except for rotavirus(Reoviridae)
🦠DNA viruses are ds except for parvovirus
💠symmetry
🦠all DNA viruses are icosahedral except poxvirus
(poxvirus is comPlOX)
💠symmetry contd.
🦠RNA viruses are either icosahedral or helical
🦠The helical RNA viruses are - MRFAB( Mr.Fab
🧑🎓)
Myxo, Rabies, Filo, Arena, Bunya
🦠Most other RNA viruses are icosahedral
🦠Retrovirdae-
🩸HIV -complex and conical
🦵HTLV- icosahedral
💠Encapsulated(Enveloped) or naked?
🦠All HElical viruses are ENcapsulated
🦠Icosahedral viruses are enveloped or naked
🦠NONENveloped viruses are MORE STABLE and almost always Icosahedral
( both icosahedral and nonenveloped are more stable and survive extreme environments
hence go together)
🦠Nonenveloped is sturdier/stable- hence transmitted by fecal-oral route
💠Envelope from?
the envelope is usually from plasma membrane
exceptions-
🦠herpes- from the nuclear membrane
🦠Hepatitis B- from the endoplasmic reticulum
💠Site of replication
🦠DNA viruses replicate in nucleus except pox-in cytoplasm(Pox is out of the box)
🦠RNA viruses replicate in the cytoplasm - except Retrovirus and influenza
💠SIZE
🦠largest-Poxvirus( memory aid-pox is comPLOX-BIG problem)
🦠smallest - parvovirus(memory aid-par Vo choti hai , par vo single stranded hai)
🦠largest genome - retrovirus
🦠smallest genome - Hep D f/b Hep B
💠SHAPE- easy, look up in the books😅
💠DNA viruses= HHAPPPPY
enveloped - HHP (think HP laptop with "sleeve"/"envelope")
herpes, hepadna and pox
non-enveloped/naked- PAP🤭-Papavo(polyoma and papilloma) ,adeno and Parvo
💠RNA viruses-
🦠non-enveloped viruses-PARCHae-perch
P-Picorna
A-Astro
R-Reo
C-Calici
Hae- Hepatitis A and E
Picorna has PERCH
P-Polio
E-Echo
R--Rhino
C-Coxsackie
H-Hepatitis A
💠RNA virus is negative or positive sense ss
MR FAB is negative-sense
(memory aid- Mr.Fab is a Negative nelly🧑🎓👎)
(same Mr.Fab as Helical stranded)
💠Genome contd.(usmle)
🦠Any DNA virus which ends with A has circular genome
(eg-papillomA,polyomA,hepadnA)
🦠Other DNA viruses have linear genome
(eg- parvo,adeno,herpes,pox)
💠Genome contd.
🦠All RNA viruses are linear (segmented or unsegmented- see above) EXCEPT-
AB & HepD
A-Arena -circular
B- Bunya-pseudocircular
Hep D - circular
💠HEPATITIS
🦠ABCDE-Private Hospitals Favor Dou***bag
Clients
Hep A-Picorna(RNA)
Hep B-Hepadna(partial ds DNA)
Hep C-Flaviviridae(RNA)
Hep D- deltaviridae(incomplete RNA -needs Hep B)
Hep E- Caliciviridae
💠That's it for now!
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please refer to standard textbooks in case of errors :)
Will add more if I think of something else
credit- preethi Sharma ma'am , a bunch of other youtube videos and first aid💙 #NEETPG#INICET#USMLE
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Layers of the sole of the Foot and their nerve supply
The tibial nerve passes under the flexor retinaculum and divides into medial and lateral plantar nerves.
the lateral plantar nerve is the dominant supply.
Tricks to make nerve supply easier
Remember
All the ADDuctors, all the Interossei and all the bipinnate muscles are supplied by the Lateral plantar nerve
(along with the muscles which are obviously lateral)
2)Layers of the cerebellar cortex
My Pretty Garden(outer to inner)
M-Molecular
P-Purkinje
G-granular
3)Cells in each layer
*Outer Molecular layer- Stellate and Basket cells(+dentrites of Purkinje cells)
*Purkinje layer- Purkinje cells
*Inner Granular layer- granule and Golgi cells
4)Mossy fibers :
afferent -the various sites( cerebral cortex, pons, spinal cord, and vestibular nuclei)
Terminate on →GRANULE cells
(memory aid- Moss grows on GRound- mossy fibers to Granule cells)
synapse btw the 2 are called Glomerulus