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| Can a cold be cured with antibiotics? |
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| No, because it is nonliving. |
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| What 3 places are bacteria used? |
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| Farming, medicines, and food |
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| What is a characteristic of a prokaryotic cell? |
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| absence of a membrane bound nucleus |
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| Most viruses have the structural arrangement of what? |
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| caspid surrounding a nucleic acid sequence |
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| A bacterial pathogen invading your body does what? |
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| breaks down body tissue as food |
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| How does a virus recognize its host? |
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| A protein on the surface of a virus has a shape that matches a molecule...(lock & key) |
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| Some bacteria, when faced with unfavorable environmental conditions, produce structrues called what? |
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| genetic material of a virus |
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| asexual reproduction of bacteria |
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| a cell in which a virus replicates |
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| sexual reproduction process of bacteria |
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| found in extreme environments |
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| viral reproductive cycle where a provirus is replicated with the host cell's chromosome. |
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| reproductive cycle of viruses where viral genes are expressed immediately after the virus infects the host cell. |
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| RNA virus that uses an enzyme to transcrive RNA into DNA |
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| when viral DNA is integrated into the host cell's chromosomes |
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| What ways does bacteria damage the body? |
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| destruction of tissue and produces toxins |
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| What is used to kill bacteria? |
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