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Micro Unit 1

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host range exact fit with specific host molecule, range of hosts t can infect is limited
capsomeres subunits that build hollow disk which holds n. acid.
where do retroviruses replicate? cytoplasm
helical capsi simpler and flexible.
complex capsid has multiple proteins and is not symmetrical
double stranded DNA viral genomes poxvirus, adenovirus, herpes.
double stranded RNA retrovirus
single stranded DNA parvovirus
single stranded RNA polio virus, influenza, HIV, Hep B
viral membrane aka envelope derived from host cell, forms by budding, not found in all viruses,
where are viral enzymes found nucleocapsid
viral membrane reverse transcriptase
adsorption specific attachment to receptors
penetration entry to viral geonome
uncoating release of the viral enzyme
synthesis new viral products formed
assembly new viruses made in the cell
release often causes the host to lyse
temperate viruses adsoprtion and penetration immediately, but do not replicate
Created by: cawolf on 2012-01-15




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