The Site at Which a Virus Has Infected and Subsequently

question 39

Multiple Choice

The site at which a virus has infected and subsequently lysed the infected cell, releasing its progeny to infect and lyse surrounding cells, thereby forming a "clear zone", is referred to as

• A) a burst area.
• B) a lyse area.
• C) a plaque.
• D) a dead zone.

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Definitions:

Materials Ledger Card

A record-keeping document used in inventory management that tracks the quantities, costs, and transactions related to a particular inventory item.