15 Questions
What is a common characteristic of infections with most poxviruses?
A characteristic rash
Which statement accurately describes the lesions induced by some poxviruses?
Markedly proliferative
What distinguishes poxviruses from other viruses in terms of size and complexity?
Large size and high complexity
Which of the following is NOT a common symptom of infections with most poxviruses?
Nausea
How are lesions induced by some members of the poxvirus family different from others?
They are markedly proliferative
What is the general shape of Poxviruses?
Brick-shaped
Which type of nucleic acid is found in Poxviruses?
Double-stranded DNA
What is a characteristic property of Poxviruses' capsid?
Complex
Which virus is known for its brick-like shape and complex structure?
Poxvirus
Parvoviruses are different from Poxviruses in which aspect?
Enveloped nature
What happens during the final maturation of poxviruses?
Acquisition of a lipoprotein envelope
Where does the entire replication cycle of poxviruses take place?
Cytoplasm
How does the rapid replication cycle of poxviruses affect host cells?
Induces apoptosis
Which process causes the early shut-off of all cell macromolecular syntheses in poxvirus-infected cells?
Replication cycle
What is the last step in the replication of poxviruses?
Budding from the cell
Learn about the characteristics of poxviruses, which are the largest and most complex of viruses. Most infections are characterized by a rash, while some members of the family may induce proliferative lesions.
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