YSEMA 2026 Biology Questions

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Would bacteriophage T7 be able to infect your cells?

No, bacteriophage infects prokaryotic cells not human cells

<p>No, <strong><u>bacteriophage infects <mark data-color="#ffffff" style="background-color: rgb(255, 255, 255); color: inherit;">prokaryotic cells</mark></u></strong> not human cells</p>
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When a phage is floating free in the environment, what protects its DNA from degradation?

A protein capsid protects the phage from degradation (physical barrier that protects viral genome)

<p>A <strong><u><mark data-color="#ffef00" style="background-color: rgb(255, 239, 0); color: inherit;">protein capsid</mark></u></strong> protects the phage from degradation (physical barrier that protects viral genome)</p>
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When a phage infects a cell and assembles it progeny phage, what happens to the bacterial cell?

The bacterial cell is lysed to release progeny phage

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Do ALL phage have dsDNA genomes like human genomes?

No, some phage have ssDNA or RNA genomes

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When a temperate phage enters the lysogenic state, what does it do?

It inserts its genome into the bacterial chromosome + copied w/ host DNA

  • Lysogenic cycle → when instead of lysing cells (which kills the host), the phage integrates into bacterial genome without killing the host

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