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Biology 310: Module 1 Study With
Correct Answers (2025)!!


virus properties: - Answers - Non-Cellular

- Have a nucleic acid that consists of either DNA or RNA (not both).



The structure of a virus:

* spherical protein shell/coat that is called the capsid.

* protein shell: covered by a lipid layer

(feels and recognizes host of cells)

*Protein filaments on the outside of the

capsid enables viruses to attach to cell & infect



Why to viruses infect cells? - Answers The reason viruses infect cells
if for the purpose to reproduce, Capable of reproducing only when inside a
living cell that serves as a host.



virology - Answers studies viruses, which exhibit some of the
characteristics of living things but lack others, non-living




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how do viruses attach to host cells? - Answers Particle releases
genetic instructions into the host

injected genetic material recruits to host cell enzymes

Enzymes make parts for more new virus particles

New particles assemble parts into new viruses

New particles break free from host cell



atom - Answers smallest molecule fundamental unit of matter



molecules - Answers chemical structure consisting of at least two
atoms held together by a chemical bond



macromolecules - Answers large molecules that are typically formed
by combining smaller units called monomers.



An example of a macromolecule is deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA), which
contains the instructions for the functioning of the organism that contains it.



CLPN

(carbohydrates)

(lipids)

(phosphates)

(nucleic acids)




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