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What is a virologist?
What is a virologist?
Someone who studies viruses
What is virology?
What is virology?
The study of viruses and viral diseases
What is the primary focus of veterinary virology?
What is the primary focus of veterinary virology?
- The study of bacteria in humans
- The study of viruses in plants
- The study of viruses in non-human animals (correct)
- The study of fungi in livestock
Why is the study of veterinary virology considered important?
Why is the study of veterinary virology considered important?
What is the structure of a virus?
What is the structure of a virus?
How do viruses generate energy and proteins?
How do viruses generate energy and proteins?
Which of the following statements is true about viruses?
Which of the following statements is true about viruses?
What happens to viruses outside a living cell?
What happens to viruses outside a living cell?
How do viruses reproduce inside a host cell?
How do viruses reproduce inside a host cell?
Match the definition to the correct term
Match the definition to the correct term
History of virology: match the discovery to correct historian
History of virology: match the discovery to correct historian
History of Viruses: match discovery to the historian
History of Viruses: match discovery to the historian
Which virus was the first to be successfully propagated in an embryonated egg?
Which virus was the first to be successfully propagated in an embryonated egg?
Who contributed to the culture of isolated mammalian cells?
Who contributed to the culture of isolated mammalian cells?
What significant contribution did Enders make to virology?
What significant contribution did Enders make to virology?
Dulbecco and Vogt are known for developing which method ?
Dulbecco and Vogt are known for developing which method ?
What is the only animal disease that has been declared globally eradicated?
What is the only animal disease that has been declared globally eradicated?