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How are viruses and parasites similar |
They destroy us all they enter |
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what does a virus need energy for |
To multiply |
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the genetic material of a virus is found in its what |
Core |
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Viruses proteins are important because they do what |
help the virus attached to a toast |
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What is the ability of virus makes them useful in genetic therapy |
The ability to enter cells |
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What is the shape of a bacterial cell |
Rodlike |
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Where is the genetic material found in a bacterial cell |
Cytoplasm |
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What process results in genetically different bacteria |
Asexual reproduction |
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When do underscores form |
Harsh environmental conditions |
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What rules do bacteria called decomposers play |
Return basic chemicals to the environment |
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How's vaccine work |
It activates the body's natural defenses |
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What the characteristic of our archebacteria |
There are able to live in very extreme environments |
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binary fission reproduction |
Asexual reproduction |
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viruses are considered to be nonliving because why |
they are not cells |
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What is the name for organisms that infects |
Bacteriophage |
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How big are viruses compared to cells |
they are smaller |
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Do viruses have genetic material |
Heck no |
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A hidden virus does becomes part of what |
Becomes part of the host cells genetic material |
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What structure is always found in bacterial cells |
WebSMS |
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What is the term antibiotic resistance refer to |
A bacteria that can survive in the presence of an antibiotic |
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How do you contract chicken |
Inhaling droplets |
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Country are classified into two kingdoms based on their what |
Chemical difference |
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What does a bacterial cell never have |
new keyless |
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What is the optimal structure of most bacterial cells |
Cell wall |
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Scientists think that today is what closer is resemble earth first life forms |
Archie bacteria |
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What occurs when bactrium transfer some of the genetic material on to another bacterium |
Conjunction |
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What kill bacteria |
Antibiotic |
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The shape of what in a protein coat allows a virus to attach to certain cells |
Proteins |
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What's the term for cells that do not have a nucleus such as bacteria |
Prokaryotes |
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Bacteria swelling in the roots of peanut plants convert what kind of gas into the air |
Nitrogen |
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Some bacteria cause disease by producing poisons known as what |
Toxin |
