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You are graduating from nursing school in three months and have already lined up a new job. However, your employer informs you that before you start your job, it is mandatory for you to be vaccinated against hepatitis B, a double-stranded DNA virus that can cause the disease hepatitis. Your boyfriend, a biology major, wonders why you need to get the vaccine. You aced your microbiology class and you know a lot about both viruses and vaccines, so you understand why getting this vaccination is essential. You give your boyfriend a mini lesson on this by answering a few of his questions.
-Your boyfriend asks how animal viruses enter a host cell. You tell him that they can use one of two mechanisms:
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The average income earned by individuals in a specific group, calculated by dividing the total income of the group by the number of individuals.
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Wage Differential
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