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| Cannot replicate without a host cell; cannot metabolize without host cell; acellular |
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| Support that viruses are not alive |
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| Mutate; evolve; use DNA/RNA; initially derived from cells |
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| Support that viruses are alive |
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| protein and nucleic acids |
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| How do viruses replicate? |
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| Single strand of RNA that is complement of (template for) the mRNA for viral proteins |
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| Enzyme used to duplicate RNA in negative-sensed stranded |
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| Negative-sensed stranded arose once or multiple times during evolution? |
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| measles, mumps, influenza, rabies |
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| Medical conditions associated with negative-sensed stranded |
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| Single-stranded RNA; RNA is itself the mRNA for viral proteins |
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| Plant diseases associated with positive-sense stranded |
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| polio, hepatitis C, and common cold |
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| Human diseases associated with positive-sense stranded |
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| Single-stranded RNA; RNA reverse transcribed into a dsDNA |
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| Enzyme retroviruses use for making dsDNA |
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| Virus dsDNA integrated into host DNA |
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| Medical conditions associated with retroviruses |
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| double-stranded RNA viruses |
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| diseases in plants, human infant diarrhea |
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| Diseases associated with double-stranded RNA viruses |
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| Diseases associated with DNA viruses |
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| Only have RNA; no protein |
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| Type of genetic material in viroids |
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| Viroids cause growth and development problems in which organisms? |
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| Misfolded proteins that are infectious |
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| Prion diseases affect which system? |
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| Mad Cow disease, Creutzfeldt-Jacob disease |
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| Examples of prion diseases |
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