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Ch.1 - Introduction to Biology
Ch.2 - Chemistry
Ch.3 - Water
Ch.4 - Carbon
Ch.5 - Biological Molecules
Ch.6 - Cells
Ch.7 - The Membrane
Ch.8 - Energy and Metabolism
Ch.9 - Respiration
Ch.10 - Photosynthesis
Ch.11 - Cell Signaling
Ch.12 - Cell Division
Ch.13 - Meiosis
Ch.14 - Mendelian Genetics
Ch.15 - Chromosomal Theory of Inheritance
Ch.16 - DNA Synthesis
Ch.17 - Gene Expression
Ch.18 - Regulation of Expression
Ch.19 - Viruses
Ch.20 - Biotechnology
Ch.21 - Genomics
Ch.22 - Development
Ch.23 - Evolution by Natural Selection
Ch.24 - Evolution of Populations
Ch.25 - Speciation
Ch.26 - History of Life on Earth
Ch.27 - Phylogeny
Ch.28 - Prokaryotes
Ch.29 - Protists
Ch.30 - Plants
Ch.31 - Fungi
Ch.32 - Overview of Animals
Ch.33 - Invertebrates
Ch.34 - Vertebrates
Ch.35 - Plant Anatomy
Ch.36 - Vascular Plant Transport
Ch.37 - Soil
Ch.38 - Plant Reproduction
Ch.39 - Plant Sensation and Response
Ch.40 - Animal Form and Function
Ch.41 - Digestive System
Ch.42 - Circulatory System
Ch.43 - Immune System
Ch.44 - Osmoregulation and Excretion
Ch.45 - Endocrine System
Ch.46 - Animal Reproduction
Ch.47 - Nervous System
Ch.48 - Sensory Systems
Ch.49 - Muscle Systems
Ch.50 - Ecology
Ch.51 - Animal Behavior
Ch.52 - Population Ecology
Ch.53 - Community Ecology
Ch.54 - Ecosystems
Ch.55 - Conservation Biology
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Viruses
LearnAdditional Practice

Solution: Viruses that cause lysis in host cells are calleda. temperate virusesb. phagocytic virusesc. prionsd. virulent virusese. infectious viruses

Problem

Viruses that cause lysis in host cells are called

a. temperate viruses

b. phagocytic viruses

c. prions

d. virulent viruses

e. infectious viruses

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Practice Problems
Viruses should not be considered living organisms ...
Most bacteriophages consist of only a ____________...
The study of viruses has contributed much to our u...
Viruses always have at least _____.a. a nucleusb. ...
Which of the following characteristics of living t...
Match each of the following characteristics to the...
Viral DNA and capsids are assembled to produce hun...
RNA animal viruses that have a DNA stage are calle...
A virus consists of:a. RNA or DNA and a cell membr...
How do viruses reproduce?a. they divide by mitosis...
Which of the following is smallest?a. eukaryote ce...
Retroviruses are different from viruses in that:a....
 Vaccines can be used to prevent viral infection b...
Antiviral drugs that are used after infection ofte...
______ are small naked fragments of RNA that infec...
Why do some viruses seem to go away and then retur...
Viruses that cause lysis in host cells are calleda...
Which of the following is not a viral disease?a. m...
Copying the HIV virus' nucleic acid depends ona. r...
What happens after the virus has been taken up by ...
Typically, viruses form _______________ around the...
The viral enzyme, _________, causes the host cell ...
When a virus kills the infected host cell in which...
Of the viruses listed below, the most lethal isa. ...
Why would you never see ribosomes in a virus?a. Vi...
The basic structure of a virus contains:a. a nucle...
Why is it necessary to receive a flu shot every ye...
Which of the following are not matched correctly:a...
List the order of the major events in the viral mu...
The HIV virus uses the host cell's reverse transcr...
Some viruses enter the cell through endocytosis.a....
HIV is a DNA virus.a. Trueb. False
Viruses are not considered to be "alive" due to al...
Viruses and bacteria are the only infectious agent...
A retrovirus _____.a. is a DNA virusb. integrates ...
Gene therapy for familial hypercholesterolemia use...Know parts and functions of parts of viruses; What...Describe the structure of a viral particle. What a...Why are ribosomes important in the replication of ...Describe the general morphological features of a v...Which virus mutates more often: one using DNA for ...Briefly describe, at least 2, fundamental characte...The base composition of a newly discovered virus i...The base composition ofa newly discovered virus is...How is a helical virus different from an icosahedr...Describe the lytic and lysogenic cycles of viral r...What is the role of the core proteins that some DN...Describe the three required features present in al...What two types of shapes/symmetry are recognized i...What do virions of retroviruses contain that other...What is the name of a virus' protein shell?In general, animal viruses differ from bacterial v...How do virus cross plasma membrane?Discuss why viruses are considered infectious "par...