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1. Fill in the blanks to complete the sentence. The function of the ______ is to encase and protect the genetic material and to enable viruses to infect their hosts. A. Viron B. Nucleoid C. DNA D. Capsid E. RNA 2. The viral reproductive cycle does NOT always contain which of the following? A. Attachment B. Entry C. Integration into the host cell genome D. Synthesis of viral components E. Release 3. What do all viruses use in order to replicate? A. A polyhedral capsid B. A host cell C. A chaperone protein D. A plasma membrane E. plasmids 4. The figure below shows a schematic of a virus. Which of the label points to the genetic material? A B C D A. A B. B C. C D. D E. None of the labels point to the genetic material

          1. Fill in the blanks to complete the sentence.
The function of the ______ is to encase and protect the genetic material and to enable viruses to
infect their hosts.
A. Viron
B. Nucleoid
C. DNA
D. Capsid
E. RNA
2. The viral reproductive cycle does NOT always contain which of the following?
A. Attachment
B. Entry
C. Integration into the host cell genome
D. Synthesis of viral components
E. Release
3. What do all viruses use in order to replicate?
A. A polyhedral capsid
B. A host cell
C. A chaperone protein
D. A plasma membrane
E. plasmids
4. The figure below shows a schematic of a virus. Which of the label points to the genetic
material?
A
B
C
D
A. A
B. B
C. C
D. D
E. None of the labels point to the genetic material
        
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1. Fill in the blanks to complete the sentence.
The function of the  is to encase and protect the genetic material and to enable viruses to
infect their hosts.
A. Viron
B. Nucleoid
C. DNA
D. Capsid
E. RNA
2. The viral reproductive cycle does NOT always contain which of the following?
A. Attachment
B. Entry
C. Integration into the host cell genome
D. Synthesis of viral components
E. Release
3. What do all viruses use in order to replicate?
A. A polyhedral capsid
B. A host cell
C. A chaperone protein
D. A plasma membrane
E. plasmids
4. The figure below shows a schematic of a virus. Which of the label points to the genetic
material?
A
B
C
D
A. A
B. B
C. C
D. D
E. None of the labels point to the genetic material

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Fill in the blanks to complete the sentence: The function of the _______ is to encase and protect the genetic material and to enable viruses to infect their hosts. A. Viron B. Nucleoid C. DNA D. Capsid E. RNA The viral reproductive cycle does NOT always contain which of the following? A. Attachment B. Entry C. Integration into the host cell genome D. Synthesis of viral components E. Release What do all viruses use in order to replicate? A. A polyhedral capsid B. A host cell C. A chaperone protein D. A plasma membrane E. Plasmids The figure below shows a schematic of a virus. Which of the label points to the genetic material? A. Ain1od B. 7vomton C. 0 D. None of the labels point to the genetic material
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00:01 In order to answer this question, let's talk about viruses.
00:03 It says in viruses, all of the following are associated with reproduction except option a says each virus forms a protein, a protein code using its own genetic machinery.
00:14 And this is false.
00:16 Okay, because remember that viruses are not considered living organisms.
00:21 And this is why because they cannot, they are not able to reproduce if they are not, or if they don't use another cells or a cell, organelles to replicate or to get produced.
00:35 So practically, a virus is practically made of only dna or rna and protein.
00:41 So they don't have organelles.
00:42 They don't have a gybozoom.
00:43 They don't have a nucleus.
00:44 They don't have any organelles.
00:46 So they cannot divide by themselves.
00:48 This is why they have to infect cells in order to use those cells to replicate their genome and hence produce multiple more viruses.
00:58 So in this case, option a says, each virus forms a protein code using its own genetic machinery, and this is false, okay? because once they infect a cell, they are going to use the cells go offendergalyptychulum, the cells, the cells ribosomes in order to produce the viral proteins that they have to use and that they are going to have.
01:21 Okay, so option a is false.
01:23 Option b says a virus binds to a host cell.
01:27 This is true.
01:28 The cell that is going to be infected by the virus is called the host cell...
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