Viruses

Question 1

The pieces made in replication are assembled to complete the new virus particles.

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C: C

Question 2

provirus formation

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B: B

Question 3

Identify the characteristics of a virus. Check all that apply.

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A: measures 20-300 nanometers; C: infects all forms of living cells; E: does not respond to stimuli; F: contains DNA or RNA, not both

Question 4

have a capsid that has polyhedral and helical characteristics, and may have extra structures like protein tails. Bacteriophages are examples.

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D: Complex viruses

Question 5

Identify the structures a virus can contain. Check all that apply.

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A: nucleic acid; D: capsid; E: envelope

Question 6

The new viral nucleic acid and viral proteins are replicated.

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B: B

Question 7

replication and assembly of virus

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E: E

Question 8

Identify the characteristics of a cell. Check all that apply.

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A: measures 3-500 micrometers; C: grows and reproduces; D: responds to stimuli; F: contains a cell membrane

Question 9

have an outer lipid bilayer known as a viral envelope, which is studded with proteins. Influenza and HIV are examples.

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C: Enveloped viruses

Question 10

The virus attaches to the host cell.

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E: E

Viruses Answers