1. the number of new virions released from each bacterium host cell represent the _______. 2....

1. the number of new virions released from each bacterium host cell represent the _______.

2. "phage" attacks and multiple in __________.

3. Freezing and drying for long term storage is known as ________. (hint! coffee is preserved that way as well).

4. the organelle _______ found in certain fungi, plugs the pores of hyphal cells to prevent materials from adjacent damaged cells to move to the healthy cell.

5. those hyphae responsible for anchoring the fungus into the substratum are known as ________.

6. the stage (in viral replication cycle) which assembly of newly synthesized viral components into complete virions is called ________.

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