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Virus
Small
, infectious agent requiring a host for
reproduction.
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SARS-CoV-2
Coronavirus causing COVID-19, with
spikes
on its surface.
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Capsid
Protein coat surrounding
viral
genetic material.
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RNA
Virus
Virus with
RNA
as genetic material, like
influenza
virus.
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DNA Virus
Virus with
DNA
as genetic material, like
herpesviruses.
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Endocytosis
Process where materials enter a cell enclosed in
plasma membrane.
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Bacteriophage
Virus
infecting
bacteria, abundant biological entity on
Earth.
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Reverse Transcription
Process converting
RNA
to DNA before
PCR.
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Glycoproteins
Proteins on
viral envelope
crucial for
attachment
to host cells.
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Lytic Cycle
Viral replication
cycle leading to host cell
death.
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Lysogenic Cycle
Viral replication cycle incorporating viral
DNA
into
host
genome.
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Antigen Test
Method detecting
viruses
by identifying specific
antibodies
in the body.
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Helical Virus
Virus with
genetic
material encased in a
protein helix.
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Icosahedral
Virus
Virus with a symmetrical shape resembling a
geometric sphere.
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Enveloped Virus
Virus with an outer
lipid
envelope derived from
host
cell membrane.
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Non-Enveloped
Virus
Virus lacking an
outer lipid envelope.
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Polymerase
Enzyme synthesizing polymers of
DNA
or
RNA.
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Genetic
Material
DNA or
RNA
in
viruses
, not both simultaneously.
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Viral Protein
Structural and
non-structural
proteins involved in
viral
life cycle.
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Carbohydrates
One of the components of viruses along with
nucleic acid
and
protein.
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Replication
Process of viral
genome
replication and
protein
synthesis.
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Assembly
Formation of new viral particles, aided by
Golgi apparatus.
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Release
Methods of viral exit from host
cells.
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Animal Viruses
Viruses
infecting
animals, with varying
host
ranges.
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Plant Viruses
Viruses infecting
plant
species, often transmitted by insect
vectors.
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Bacterial Viruses
Bacteriophages
infecting bacteria, abundant and studied for
biotechnological
applications.
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