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Why is virus not a bacteria?
experiment showed that bacteria is not what's causing the disease in the plants
viral genome
multiple kinds of nucleic acids can make up the genome
capids
protein shell enclosing the viral genome
viral envelopes
viruses maybe further wrapped in this membranous envelopes

derived from the membranes of the host cell/ stuff from the viral origin
bacteriophage (phage)
viruses that infect bacteria
tobacco mosaic virus VS influenza virus
tmv - helical capsid with the overall shape of a rigid rod

inf - outer enveloped with glycoprotein spikes, 8 different RNA molecules each wrapped ina helical capsid
virus - nonliving or living?
virus may be nonliving b/c they can not perform any living activity unless there are in a host cell

may be living since it can change shape without any proteins
host range
each type of virus can infec cells of only al imited variety of hosts
general viral reproductive cycle
1) virus enters cell
2) host replicate the viral genome
3) host transcribe mRNA to make capsid proteins
4) self-assemble into new virus and exit the cell
lytic cyle
reproducitve cycle of phages - death of the host cell

virulent phage - only by lytic cycle

1) attach; 2) enter phage DNA, destoryed host DNA; 3) synthesis of viral genomes and proteins; 4) assemble into phages; 5) released and breaks the cell wall