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What enzyme helps bacteriophages penetrate cells?
Lysozyme
The recipient cell initiates cell to cell contact in gram negtive conjugation (T/F)
False
R plasmids can be transferred via conjugation (T/F)
True
HIV enters a cell via endocytosis (T/F)
False (enters via fusion)
What is the first step in the lytic cycle?
Attachment
Both bacteriophages and naked animal viruses can leave a cell via lysis (T/F)
True
Which cycle incorporates phage DNA into host DNA?
Lysogenic cycle
Poliovirus is a negative strand DNA virus (T/F)
False
Which type of virus infects bacteria?
Bacteriophages
What is a prophage?
Viral DNA in host DNA
HIV is classified as a postiive strand RNA virus (T/F)
False (Retrovirus)
Which prescription is a non-nucleoside reverse transcriptase inhibitor?
Nevirapine
The process of transformation could include the uptake of plasmid DNA (T/F)
True
What does reverse transcriptase do?
Converts RNA to DNA
In general, plasmids are essential for survival (T/F)
False
Rabies virus enters a cell with VPg (T/F)
False (only poliovirus)
R plasmids contain transfer genes
True
HIV enters a cell with RNA replicase, integrase and protease (T/F)
False (remove RNA replicase and replace with reverse transcriptase)
Positive strand RNA viruses must FIRST undergo translation (prior to transcription) (T/F)
True
Episomes can include F or R plasmids (T/F)
True
What is phage conversion?
New properties from virus
The upregulation of transfer genes can result in the production of aggregation proteins in gram positive donor cells (T/F)
True
Viruses can replicate independently (using all viral machinery) (T/F)
False
Rabies virus can infect nerve cells (T/F)
True