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when a cell reproduces by developing a bulge that enlarges and separates from the mother cell, it is reproducting by:

budding

the protein coat of a virus is call the:

capsid

what is a temperate bacteriphages

do not immediately destroy their hosts; they alterante between a lytic cycle and a lysogenic cycle where the viral genome becomes integrate in the host bacterial DNA (virus that integrates into the host DNA as a prophage)

the 5 stages of a lytic infection are attachment, penetration, __________, assembly, and release

replication and synthesis

a ________consists of a short segment of a nucleic acid with a protein coat:

virus

a virus that infects a bacterium is call a

bacteriophages

what is a virulent (lytic) phage?

a phage that causes disease or death

_________converstion ocurs when a bacterium carrying viral genes takes on new, atypical characteristics

lysogenic

The specificity of viruses to different types of cells is due to __________sites on the host cell

receptor

how do retroviruses differ from otehr RNA viruses?

retroviruses are RNA viruses that have a DNA polymerase called reverse transcripts which transcribes the RNA genome into DNA intermdediate.

how do human viruses enter human cells?

attach to receptor sites found on human cell membranes

how do viral proteins damage host cells?

they attach themselves to the host cell then enter the host cell and synthesize the components it need to reproduce itself; the viral components are assembled and viruses are released from the cell ready to invade other cells

viral infections in humans spread via teh circulatory system. viral infections in plants spread from cell to cell by ________________.

insects, infected seeds, asexual propogation

viroids cause a variety of plant diseases and are composed only of

RNA

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