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| Adsorption, Entry, Replication, Assembly, and Release. |
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| The virus releases an enzyme that weakens the cell membrane to inject its nucleic acid into the host. |
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| The virus attaches itself to a host (living) cell. |
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| The viral nucleic acid (DNA or RNA) directs the cell nucleic acid to produce viral proteins. |
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| The viral proteins made during replication are then assembled to make viral clones of the original virus. |
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| Viral enzymes eat at the cells membrane from within causing it to lyse(loosen) releasing the newly formed viral clones that will search for a new host cell to infect. |
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| Nonliving particle made up RNA or DNA core, surrounded by a protein coat called a capsid. |
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| A written set of choices that leads to the name of a particular organism or object. |
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| A non-disease causing virus |
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| Virulent/Pathogenic Virus |
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| A disease causing virus (HIV, mumps, influenza/flu, cold, polio, small pox, rabies, chicken pox, rubella, yellow fever, infectious hepatitis...) |
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| The evolutionary history of an organism. |
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| The science of grouping organisms based on structural and chemical similarities. |
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| A two name, naming system. Devised by carolus Linnaeus. |
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| How and what monerans eat |
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| get their nutrition from others. |
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| provide their own form of energy |
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| Must live in the presence of oxygen |
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| must live without the presence of oxygen |
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| can live with or without the presence of oxygen |
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| Asexual form of reproduction in which the offspring are identical to the parent cell. |
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| sexual form of reproduction in which bacteria exchange DNA to form offspring that are not identical to the parent. |
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