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What is the primary function of the enzymes found in the viral envelope or cell membrane?
What is the primary function of the enzymes found in the viral envelope or cell membrane?
- To assist in the specialization of viruses
- To degrade components of the viral envelope or cell membrane (correct)
- To synthesize nucleic acid
- To explain the degree of parasitism of these pathogens
Which enzyme is responsible for the synthesis of nucleic acid in reoviruses?
Which enzyme is responsible for the synthesis of nucleic acid in reoviruses?
- Exonuclease
- Endonuclease
- RNA-Transcriptase (correct)
- DNA-polymerase
What is the function of the Kinase enzymes found in animal viruses?
What is the function of the Kinase enzymes found in animal viruses?
- To synthesize nucleic acid
- To phosphorylate molecules within the virus (correct)
- To degrade components of the viral envelope or cell membrane
- To assist in the specialization of viruses
What is the primary function of the Endonuclease enzyme in viruses?
What is the primary function of the Endonuclease enzyme in viruses?
How do the presence or absence of enzymes in virus synthesis assist in the specialization of viruses?
How do the presence or absence of enzymes in virus synthesis assist in the specialization of viruses?
Which of the following statements about viral carbohydrates is true?
Which of the following statements about viral carbohydrates is true?
What is the primary function of carbohydrates in viral envelopes?
What is the primary function of carbohydrates in viral envelopes?
What is the significance of treating viral glycoproteins with glycosidase enzymes?
What is the significance of treating viral glycoproteins with glycosidase enzymes?
Which of the following statements about viral glycoproteins is true?
Which of the following statements about viral glycoproteins is true?
What are the structural components that contain carbohydrates in enveloped viruses?
What are the structural components that contain carbohydrates in enveloped viruses?