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MCPH 4
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Chapter 2 - Viruses and Fungi
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Level 2
level: Level 2
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level questions: Level 2
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• a protein coat that surrounds the nucleic acid. • The structure is usually determined in the type of nucleic acid and accounts for most of the mass of viruses
Capsid
• Each capsid is composed of protein subunits called what?
capsomeres
• a single type of protein or several types.
Capsomeres
• Covers the capsid, outer surface • Usually comes from the host cell’s plasma membrane plus through the process of extrusion
Envelope some envelope have spikes
• Serve as attachment, protection and identification
Spikes
• Are capsid that are not covered by enveloped that protects the nucleic acid from nuclease enzymes
Nonenveloped viruses
enzymes that cleave the nucleic acid in biological fluid; it also promotes attachment to susceptible hosts
nuclease enzymes
• The process of forcing out or migration from its normal processes
Extrusion
GENERAL MORPHOLOGY of viruses; types;
• Helical Viruses • Polyhedral Viruses • Enveloped Viruses • Complex Virus
Viruses are classified by what?
• differences in the structures of their coats