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| DNA or RNA core and a protein coat called a capsid |
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| Characteristics of a Virus |
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Reproduces by attaching to a living cell
Contains DNA or RNA
Mutates |
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| protein that helps destroy pathogens |
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| protein that helps destroy pathogens |
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| substance that triggers and immune response |
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| a preperation of weakened or killed pathogens |
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| process in which a virus enters a cell, makes a copy of itcself and causes the cell to burst |
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| process by which a virus embeds its DNA into the DNA of the host cell and is replicated along with the host cell's DNA |
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| Virus that uses RNA rather than DNA |
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| a virus that infects bacterium |
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| viral DNA that is injected into the host cell |
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| infectious particle made up of protein rather than RNA or DNA |
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Disrupts the body normal equilibrium,
cant be treated with antibiotics |
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| infects cells and kills viruses in the nervous sytem which causes paralysis |
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Investigated the folk beilef that if someone had cowpox, they were immune from small pox
Helped start the study of Vaccine |
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| Development of a polio vaccine |
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