Acellular Life
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HIV causes the infection of
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Envelope of retrovirus is provided by
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Tail of virus consists of
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Smaller than viruses having single stranded RNA with some double stranded regions are called
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Phage incorporated with bacterial chromosome is termed as
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Example of obligate intracellular parasite is
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Number of strands of RNA present in retrovirus are
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Dengue fever, encephalitis and yellow fever are caused by which group of viruses?
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Central core of nucleic acid is termed as
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HIV dose not cause infection in
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Structure absent in naked virus is
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Genome is consisted of
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First step in replication of bacteriophage is
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Lysozyme is released during
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Virus that severely damage motor neurons and causes paralysis called
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Capsid is consisted of
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Virus for herpes simplex contain
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Viruses evolve by using the
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Viruses always reproduce inside
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The world virus means
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Proteins that cause pathogenicity in humans and animals called3
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Bacteriophages grow on
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Meaning of venome is
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HIV can be transmitted through
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The pathogenicity of a virus depends upon
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Major component of human immune system is
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Single-stranded RNA is converted into double stranded DNA by
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Smallest known viruses are
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Shape of virion is maintained by
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Aedes mosquito is the vector of
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Virus for influenza is
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Reverse transcriptases are present in
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Viruses grow on
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The smaller proteins are cut down and forms a new virus structure by the process called
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Phage which causes lysis of host is termed as
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Herpes simplex occurs in
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Shape of T.M. virus is
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Bacteriophages escape from host cell by the activity of
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HIV causes the spread of
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