Binary Fission & Viruses Flashcards

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1
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What happens in binary fission?

A

cell contents doubles and then the cell splits in two

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2
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What are viruses?

A

non-cellular infectious particles

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What do viruses contain?

A

capsid, DNA/RNA (nucleic acid core), protein molecules

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4
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What is the virus’ nucleic acid core?

A

where their genomes are (DNA/RNA)

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5
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What is a capsid?

A

the protein coat

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What are the attachment proteins?

A

protein molecules that are used to attach to host cells

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7
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How do viruses attach to host cells?

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using attachment proteins that are complementary to the receptor proteins on the surface of the host

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How do viruses make new viral proteins?

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uses ribosomes in the host cell

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What are the stages of virus replication?

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  1. attachment
  2. entry (injection of proteins)
  3. replications (using ribosomes)
  4. assembly
  5. Release (host cell bursts)
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