What Advantage Does a Germ Have by 'Attenuating

question 6

Multiple Choice

What advantage does a germ have by 'attenuating'?

• A) It will be able to kill the host faster.
• B) It can stay for a longer period of time in the host, ensuring that a host will not survive.
• C) It allows a larger number of hosts to survive, which in turn can supply the germ with a larger population of potential hosts as well as more transmission time.
• D) It will be able to take more nutrients from its host, allowing it to be more successful in reproducing more germs.
• E) It maximizes its impact on the host to speed up incubation and the appearance of syptoms.

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Definitions:

DNA Sequences

The precise order of nucleotides within a DNA molecule, determining genetic information and instructions for the development and functioning of living organisms.

Ribosomal RNA

A molecular component of ribosomes, essential for protein synthesis in all living organisms.

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Evolutionary History

The chronology of the development and diversification of organisms through geological time periods, determined through the study of fossils and genetic analyses.