'Lysogenic cycles' presentation slideshows

Viral Life Cycles & Replication

Viral Life Cycles & Replication. Key Terms: Virus Host cell. Viruses attack specific host cells . They fit into specific surface receptors like a lock and key. The Lytic Cycle. The Lytic Cycle is responsible for viral reproduction . The Lytic Cycle has five steps:

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Not the Virus!

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How fast can you find your match?

How fast can you find your match?. You picked up a cut piece of construction paper on your way in. Someone in this classroom has your match! They should fit together like puzzle pieces.

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Virus and Bacteria Outline

Virus and Bacteria Outline. Virus A. microscopic,disease B. Non-living because C. Host cell D. Structure (3 parts) E. Lytic vs. lysogenic F. Examples G. vaccine. Bacteria A. Archae vs. Eu B. Structure C. Reproduction binary fission vs. Conjugation

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Viruses

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The Biology of Viruses

The Biology of Viruses. Where do viruses fit in the 3 domain, 6 kingdom classification of life?. Viruses do not fit into the classification of life because they are not considered to be living things Not composed of cells Cannot reproduce on their own. Properties of Viruses.

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How can this affect you?

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Life Cycles of Pathogens

Life Cycles of Pathogens. The Basics of Viral Reproduction. All viruses reproduce via three basic steps: Viruses deliver their genetic material into a host cell. Viruses take over the host cell protein synthesis machinery to synthesize viral parts.

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Defintion: Having reference to something that is inferred or implied.

Allusive. Defintion: Having reference to something that is inferred or implied. . Project by: Roshni Kalbavi. Etymology.

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Virus and Bacteria Bingo

Virus and Bacteria Bingo. Nucleic acid Bacteriophage Lytic cycle Lysogenic cycle Capsid Pathogens Reverse transcriptase Retrovirus Prokaryotes Archaebacteria Eubacteria Thermophiles. Methanogens Halophiles Bacilli Coccus Spirochete Endospores Photoautotrophs Chemoautotrophs

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Chapter 27

Chapter 27. The Lytic and Lysogenic Cycles. Other Notes. Two main parts of a virus - capsid (contains genetic material) and tail Lysogenic cycle produces more viruses than the lytic cycle

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