The Ability of a Virus or Bacteriophage to Specifically Attach

question 10

Multiple Choice

The ability of a virus or bacteriophage to specifically attach to a host cell occurs through the interactions of the viral attachment protein with the host cell receptor.This binding determines

• A)the rate of viral DNA replication.
• B)the host range.
• C)the mechanism of viral entry.
• D)whether or not the virus will contain an envelope.
• E)the rate of viral RNA replication.

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Definitions:

Restrictive Indorsement

A limit placed on the use of a check or other negotiable instrument which specifies the conditions under which it can be transferred or paid out.

Bearer Paper

A negotiable instrument or security not registered in the owner's name and thus payable to the holder or presenter.

Specially Indorsed

A check or negotiable instrument that has been endorsed (signed on the back) and specifies the person to whom or to whose order the instrument is payable.

Order of Cash

The prioritization or sequence in which cash transactions are processed or recorded.