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What is the protein coat of a virus called?

Capsid

What are produced by our immune system as a response to a viral infection?

Antibodies

The spectrum of cells a virus can infect is considered what?

Host range

What is a virus that only infects bacteria?

Bacteriophage

During ____________, the virus is attaching to the host cell by specific binding.

Adsorption

What are viruses that can alter the host DNA and cause cancer?

Oncogenic

Viruses surrounded by a host cell's plasma membrane are ________________, but those that do not have a membrane surround their capsid are ____________.

Enveloped; naked

In bacteriophage, which term is used to describe when the virus inserts into the chromosome and becomes dormant? What about in animal viruses?

Lysogeny; latency

True or false (if false, create true statement): Viruses are the smallest cells on the planet.

True (I think)

True or false (if false, create true statement): The Pox virus has a large complex capsid structure.

True

True or false (if false, create true statement): Bacteriophages can multiply on their own.

False, they need a host cell to replicate.

True or false (if false, create true statement): Both naked viruses and enveloped viruses have viral spikes on their surface.

True

True or false (if false, create true statement): The spikes on the HIV virus allow it to bind all eukaryotic cells.

False; They bind to specific receptors and specific eukaryotic cells only.

At what stage of the animal viral replication cycle are new viral proteins and RNA made?

Synthesis

Enveloped viruses usually get their envelope from a host cell's what?

Plasma membrane

What are viroids?

Short pieces of naked RNA

Which viral capsid structure consists of a long hollow tube?

Helical