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Which type of viruses are obligate intracellular parasites?
Which type of viruses are obligate intracellular parasites?
- RNA viruses
- Neither DNA nor RNA viruses
- Both DNA and RNA viruses (correct)
- DNA viruses
What do viruses need to use in order to produce their components?
What do viruses need to use in order to produce their components?
- Their own internal processes
- Proteins from the environment
- Energy from the environment
- Host cell processes (correct)
How do viruses reproduce?
How do viruses reproduce?
- Division
- Asexual reproduction
- Assembly of individual components (correct)
- Sexual reproduction
What are viruses composed of?
What are viruses composed of?
Which type of viruses are single-stranded?
Which type of viruses are single-stranded?
Which type of viruses are double-stranded?
Which type of viruses are double-stranded?
Which virus causes oral herpes?
Which virus causes oral herpes?
Which virus causes whitlows?
Which virus causes whitlows?
Which virus is responsible for infectious mononucleosis?
Which virus is responsible for infectious mononucleosis?
Which virus is responsible for warts?
Which virus is responsible for warts?
Which virus is responsible for influenza?
Which virus is responsible for influenza?
Which group of viruses has a genome that resembles mRNA and is translated into a polyprotein?
Which group of viruses has a genome that resembles mRNA and is translated into a polyprotein?
Which virus is responsible for HIV infection and AIDS?
Which virus is responsible for HIV infection and AIDS?
Which group of viruses has a segmented RNA genome where each segment encodes one mRNA?
Which group of viruses has a segmented RNA genome where each segment encodes one mRNA?
Which group of viruses requires the full-length (+) RNA template for replication?
Which group of viruses requires the full-length (+) RNA template for replication?
Which group of viruses has a (+/−) segmented RNA genome?
Which group of viruses has a (+/−) segmented RNA genome?
Which group of viruses converts its RNA genome into DNA and integrates it into the host chromatin?
Which group of viruses converts its RNA genome into DNA and integrates it into the host chromatin?
Which type of viral infection is characterized by the virus being detectable in tissue samples and multiplying at a slow rate?
Which type of viral infection is characterized by the virus being detectable in tissue samples and multiplying at a slow rate?
Which type of viral infection is characterized by the virus entering a dormant phase after a lytic cycle?
Which type of viral infection is characterized by the virus entering a dormant phase after a lytic cycle?
Which group of viruses can cross the placenta and cause developmental disturbances and permanent defects?
Which group of viruses can cross the placenta and cause developmental disturbances and permanent defects?
Which technique can be used to diagnose viral diseases by detecting the genetic material of the virus?
Which technique can be used to diagnose viral diseases by detecting the genetic material of the virus?
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