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| Protein coat surrounding the genes of the virus |
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| Process in which a virus invades the cell, reproduces inside of it and punctures the cell |
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| Process in which a virus invades the cell, inserts genes into the host's DNA and reproduces by either dripping out of the cell and/or cell reproduction |
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| The viruses genetic material within the host's DNA |
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| Amount of damage a virus does is due to _________ |
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| Response of immune system and ability of infected tissue to repair itself |
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| A virus can spread throughout plants though ______ |
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| Plasmodesmata (cytoplasmic connections between adjacent cell walls) |
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| Viruses that have appeared suddenly or recently |
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| Uptake of foreign DNA from the surrounding environment |
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| Transfer of genes through a phage |
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| "Bacterial Mating" bacteria join and send DNA |
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| Obligate Intracellular Parasite |
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| Fully formed virus ready to infect a cell |
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| Is helical and icosahedral |
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| Outermost covering, most complex, "clothes" of a virus |
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| DNA or RNA inside capsid of virus |
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| Virus RNA synthesis is in _____ |
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| Attachment, Fusion and Release, Coat Removal, RNA Synthesis, Protein and RNA Synthesis, Virus Assembly, Exit |
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| Spread from isolated species, interspecies contact, and mutations |
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| Three types of common cold |
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| Coronavirus, rhinovirus, adenovirus |
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| Killed 2.5-5% of worlds population at the time |
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| Spanish Flu of 1918-1919 (Influenza) |
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| Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome |
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| Lassa spreads through ______ and kills ____% of infected people |
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