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What is a possible indication of the growth of a virus in inoculated animals?
What is a possible indication of the growth of a virus in inoculated animals?
- Changes in animal behavior
- Visible lesions (correct)
- Enhanced immune system
- Increase in animal appetite
Where does monkeypox virus replication occur in infected cells?
Where does monkeypox virus replication occur in infected cells?
- Mitochondria
- Cytoplasm (correct)
- Nucleus
- Lysosomes
What is the mechanism of action of cidofovir and brincidofovir in anti-poxvirus treatment?
What is the mechanism of action of cidofovir and brincidofovir in anti-poxvirus treatment?
- Blocking viral attachment
- Enhancing immune system response
- Preventing the formation of the cell-associated enveloped virion
- Inhibiting viral DNA polymerase (correct)
What is the primary function of viral mRNA in the virus infection cycle?
What is the primary function of viral mRNA in the virus infection cycle?
What is the purpose of VIG in anti-poxvirus therapy?
What is the purpose of VIG in anti-poxvirus therapy?
What is the unique feature of retroviruses, such as HIV?
What is the unique feature of retroviruses, such as HIV?
What is the primary purpose of inoculating viruses in live animals?
What is the primary purpose of inoculating viruses in live animals?
What is the role of reverse transcriptase in retrovirus replication?
What is the role of reverse transcriptase in retrovirus replication?
What is the key event that occurs during step 4 of the poxvirus replication cycle?
What is the key event that occurs during step 4 of the poxvirus replication cycle?
How do DNA viruses typically replicate their genome?
How do DNA viruses typically replicate their genome?
What is the classification system developed by David Baltimore based on?
What is the classification system developed by David Baltimore based on?
What is the primary difference between DNA and RNA viruses in terms of replication?
What is the primary difference between DNA and RNA viruses in terms of replication?
What is the final stage of the viral replication cycle?
What is the final stage of the viral replication cycle?
What is the characteristic of viruses that requires them to be inoculated in live animals for replication?
What is the characteristic of viruses that requires them to be inoculated in live animals for replication?
What is the fate of the viral genome in retrovirus replication?
What is the fate of the viral genome in retrovirus replication?
Which of the following types of animals have been used for viral inoculation?
Which of the following types of animals have been used for viral inoculation?
What was the likely first disease for which people tried to prevent by purposely inoculating themselves with other infections?
What was the likely first disease for which people tried to prevent by purposely inoculating themselves with other infections?
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