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BIOL 1070 Lecture Notes - Dreissenidae, Unionidae

Canada

Discovering Biodiversity

Biology

Linda Gerber

University of Guelph

<p>What are the host-range and specificity of viruses? Is it possible to have a broad host-range with narrow specificity? If so, how? Is it possible to have a narrow host-range with broad specificity? If, how?</p>

<p><p>Which of the following is NOT a feature of plasmids?</p> <p>a. They can exist only as a single copy within a host cell</p> <p>b. They can replicate independently from host DNA</p> <p>c. They remain separate from the bacterial genome</p> <p>d. They carry genes that may confer an advantage to the host cell</p> <p>e. They carry an origin of replication</p></p>

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<div> What is the fate of the host cellâs DNA after the host cell has been infected by the virus? How does the viral DNA avoid a similar fate? <div><br></div> <div>What is the fate of the viral glycoproteins as viral particles are released from the host cell?</div> </div>

BIOL 1070 Lecture Notes - Dreissenidae, Unionidae

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