A) it is more efficient to envelope a helical nucleocapsid than an icosahedral capsid.
B) it is easier to produce a helical nucleocapsid than an icosahedral capsid.
C) it better protects the genome from degradation inside the cell.
D) it requires a smaller protein to build than an icosahedral capsid.
E) it requires fewer copies of the nucleocapsid protein than an icosahedral capsid.
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A) DNA-dependent RNA polymerase
B) DNA-dependent DNA polymerase
C) RNA-dependent RNA polymerase
D) RNA-dependent DNA polymerase
E) self-replicating RNAs
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A) Retroviruses
B) Caulimoviruses
C) Hepadnaviruses
D) None of the above are correct.
E) All of the above are correct.
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A) topology of genome (linear or circular)
B) strandedness of genome (double or single stranded)
C) type of nucleic acid used in genome (DNA or RNA)
D) structure of virion
E) species of host infected
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A) ssDNA
B) dsDNA
C) ssRNA
D) dsRNA
E) All of the above are found.
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A) 25 kbp.
B) 50 kbp
C) 100 kbp
D) 300 kbp
E) 500 kbp
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A) They originated from fragments of the genomes of larger more independent viruses.
B) They originated from intracellular plasmids found in bacteria.
C) They originated from the genomes of intracellular organelles, such as mitochondria.
D) They originated from fragments of cellular DNA that broke away from the cell genome.
E) All of the above could be correct.
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A) Bacteria.
B) Vertebrates
C) Plants
D) Fungi
E) Algae.
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A) A satellite virus encodes its own capsid protein while a satellite nucleic acid does not.
B) A satellite virus packages its own replication protein while a satellite nucleic acid does not.
C) A satellite virus requires a helper virus while a satellite nucleic acid does not.
D) Genomes of satellite viruses are smaller than those of satellite nucleic acids.
E) Satellite viruses do not encode any proteins while satellite nucleic acids do.
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A) Retroviruses
B) RNA Viruses
C) Viroids
D) DNA Viruses
E) Bacteriophages
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A) DNA bacteriophages can infect more than one host species.
B) DNA bacteriophages have a wide variety of virion structures.
C) The viral genomes are genetic mosaics due to recombination.
D) There are too many bacteriophages to classify into families.
E) These viruses do not have an evolutionary relationship to each other.
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A) ssDNA, positive sense
B) ssDNA, negative sense
C) ssRNA, positive sense
D) ssRNA, negative sense
E) None of the above.
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A) It is much more difficult to package a large ssRNA genome into a capsid.
B) Long ssRNA molecules form too many secondary structures that inhibit replication.
C) Long RNA genomes are difficult to translate.
D) Long RNA genomes are difficult to transcribe.
E) Long pieces of RNA are easily broken by mechanical damage.
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A) Picornaviruses
B) Coronaviruses
C) Flaviviruses
D) Togaviruses
E) Bromoviruses
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A) ssDNA is not as physically stable as dsDNA.
B) ssDNA is not transcribed by host cells.
C) ssDNA can form hairpin structures because of base-pairing.
D) Larger pieces of ssDNA can not be replicated.
E) Larger pieces of ssDNA can not easily enter the host cell.
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