After Entering the Host Cell by Fusion, the Viral Genome

question 45

Multiple Choice

After entering the host cell by fusion, the viral genome is immediately translated into new viral proteins. Following genome replication in the cytoplasm, new virions are assembled in the cytoplasm and continuously bud from the host to spread the infection. Based on this information, describe the basic characteristics of this virus.

• A) Naked nucleocapsid virus with ds DNA genome
• B) Enveloped virus with ss DNA genome
• C) Enveloped virus with ss (+) sense RNA genome
• D) Naked nucleocapsid with ss (-) RNA genome

Explain the organizational structure and functions of kinship groups in non-industrial and industrial societies.

Describe the importance of historical and mythological ancestry in kinship groups.

Understand the role and methodology of genetic research in studying human ancestry and kinship.

Recognize the impact of colonization on indigenous populations, with a specific focus on the Maori.

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