ABCDEThe pieces made in replication are assembled to complete the new virus particles.
ABCDEThe host’s DNA is disassembled and the virus takes over the cell’s metabolic activity.
ABCDEFcell division
A✔ BCDEFprovirus formation
Identify the characteristics of a virus. Check all that apply.
Polyhedral virusesHelical virusesX Enveloped virusesComplex viruses have a capsid that has polyhedral and helical characteristics, and may have extra structures like protein tails. Bacteriophages are examples.
Identify the structures a virus can contain. Check all that apply.
AX BCD✔ EFreplication and assembly of virus
Identify the characteristics of a cell. Check all that apply.
Polyhedral virusesX Helical virusesEnveloped virusesComplex viruses have an outer lipid bilayer known as a viral envelope, which is studded with proteins. Influenza and HIV are examples.
✔ ABCDX EFattachment and entry
Polyhedral viruses✔ Helical virusesEnveloped virusesComplex viruses have long narrow capsids shaped liked cylinders. Rabies and ebola are examples.
ABCDEFprovirus leaves
Polyhedral virusesHelical virusesEnveloped virusesComplex viruses have long narrow capsids shaped liked cylinders. Rabies and ebola are examples.
ABCDEFlysis and release of virus
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