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| protein coat enclosing nucleic acid |
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| results in lysis of the host cell and the release of viruses that were produced in the host cell |
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| viral DNA replication occurs without destroying the host cell |
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| phage DNA once injected in bacterial chromosomes which are primarily inactive |
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| catalyze reverse transcriptase, synthesis of DNA on an RNA template |
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| viruses with reverse transcriptase |
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| viruses that store their genetic information in RNA |
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| can be infected by viruses |
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| cells that have been altered to support the growth of viruses |
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| nucleic acid wrapped in a coat of protein and a membrane envelope |
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| composed of coiled RNA and protein subunits |
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| HIV (human immunodeficiency virus) |
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| a retrovirus that targets helper T cells |
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| inflamed blisters in or near the mouth caused by herpes simplex virus that hides in the lysogenic cycle until the prime moment for the lytic cycle |
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| helps viruses attatch to cells |
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| increases the virulence of bacteria |
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| plant pathogens consisting of single RNA strands |
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| virus responsible for human and animal flus |
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