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| the protein coat of a virus contains a |
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| where the dna of virus is held |
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new viruses infect other cells, spread virus |
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| temperate viruses able to protect their DNA by incorporating it within the genome of the host |
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transcribe DNA from an RNA template |
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| tiny, naked circular RNA that infect plants, do not code for proteins, but use cellular enzymes to reproduce |
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| trigger chain reaction conversions |
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| bacteria take up DNA from environment |
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| genes are transferred through phage |
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| two cells of opposite mating type come together |
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| bacterial proteins that can produce disease w/o the prokaryote present |
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| components of gram membranes |
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