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Ivanovski - Answer-Father of virology Beijerinck - Answer-coined the term virus; first to describe viruses Obligate intracellular parasite - Answer-Another name for virus virion - Answer-complete virus particle Eukaryotic Viruses - Answer-Viruses infect the most of what cell types? A...

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SLCC Exam 3 Chap 6, 17-19 Questions
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Ivanovski - Answer-Father of virology

Beijerinck - Answer-coined the term virus; first to describe viruses

Obligate intracellular parasite - Answer-Another name for virus

virion - Answer-complete virus particle

Eukaryotic Viruses - Answer-Viruses infect the most of what cell types?

All cell types - Answer-What do viruses infect?

Electron microscope - Answer-How are viruses viewed?

nucleic acid and protein coat - Answer-What makes up the nucleocapsid?

nucleocapsid - Answer-What do all virions have?

No ribosomes or ATP-generating mechanism - Answer-What do viruses not contain?

promoters - Answer-What are capsids made of?

protein subunits - Answer-What are promoters made of?

helical, icosahedral, or complex - Answer-What are the types of capsids

capsid, sheath, tail fibers, viral genome - Answer-Parts of a bacteriophage

Attachment - Answer-Stage 1 of the Lytic cycle

Penetration - Answer-Stage 2 of Lytic Cycle

Biosynthesis - Answer-Stage 3 of Lytic Cycle

Maturation - Answer-Stage 4 of Lytic Cycle

Lysis - Answer-Stage 5 of Lytic Cycle

Lysogeny - Answer-phage remains dormant (latent)

prophage - Answer-inserted phage DNA is

, phage conversion - Answer-the host cell exhibits new properties

DNA is incorporated - Answer-What happens to phage DNA during the beginning
stages of the lysogenic cycle?

enters the Lytic cycle - Answer-What happens to temperate bacteriophage when
encountering environmental stressors?

Stage 3 - Answer-What stage of the lytic cycle does the temperate bacteriophage enter
when induced by stressors?

Viral attachment and penetration - Answer-Stage 1 of transduction horizontal gene
transfer

Integration - Answer-Stage 2 of transduction horizontal gene transfer

Excision - Answer-Stage 3 of transduction horizontal gene transfer

Infection - Answer-Stage 4 of transduction horizontal gene transfer

Recombination - Answer-Stage 5 of transduction horizontal gene transfer

phage DNA and host DNA are excised together - Answer-What happens during the
Excision phase?

capsid - Answer-Where do the glycoprotein spikes originate on the naked virus?

envelope - Answer-Where do the glycoprotein spikes originate on the enveloped virus?

bacteriophages - Answer-Viruses that infect bacteria

attachement sites and cellular factors - Answer-What determines what a virus can
infect?

dsDNA (Group 1) - Answer-What is the largest group of known viruses?

Inoculation - Answer-Stage 1 of the Viral Growth Curve

Eclipse - Answer-Stage 2 of the Viral Growth Curve

Burst - Answer-Stage 3 of the Viral Growth Curve

Burst size - Answer-Stage 4 of the Viral Growth Curve

Inoculum - Answer-Virus binds to cells during what phase

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