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virus
A ______ is genetic information (DNA/RNA) enclosed in a protein coat
Genetic Information (DNA or RNA)
A protein coat called a capsid
Viruses lack many of the structures found in cells; However, all have the following
enzymes; viral envelope
Additionally, some viruses may have things like _______ (e.g. reverse transcriptase in HIV)
Others may have a ______________, derived from the host cell
Bacteriophages
__________ are viruses that infect bacteria
12 times
Viruses are, on average, less than ____________ the size of bacteria
Regressive Hypothesis
The _____________ suggests that viruses may have once been smaller, parasitic cells
Cellular Origin Hypothesis
_____________ suggests that viruses may have originated from bits of DNA and RNA that left the greater genome
Coevolution Hypothesis
The ___________________ posits that viruses evolved at the same time as complex cells, and have been always dependent on cellular life