Question 15 A bacteriophage that is physically integrated into the host chromosome is called a ________....

Question 15

A bacteriophage that is physically integrated into the host chromosome is called a ________.

a.		episome
b.		prophage
c.		capsid
d.		virulent phage

Question 16

After HIV components are made, what is the correct order of the stages that produce mature HIV particles?

a.		Assembly, maturation, budding
b.		Assembly, budding, maturation
c.		Maturation, budding, assembly
d.		Maturation, assembly, budding

Question 18

Latency in HIV occurs when

a.		the virus switches back to an active form
b.		the viral genome forms an episome and remains dormant
c.		the virus integrates into the host genome and remains dormant
d.		new viral particles are made

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Question 18

Latency in HIV occurs when

Answer :the virus integrates into host genome and remains dormant

Other options

a) Latency is lost when virus switches back to active form

b) when viral genome integrates into host chromosome, it is called prophage and not episome

d) when new viral particles are made it is called replication

gladiator answered 1 year ago

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