you isolate a virus and discover that it contains a single-stranded (ss) RNA genome. How would you determine if the virus has a + sense of a - sense ssRNA genome?
By sequencing of RNA extracted from isolated virus
Because (+) sense RNA can be translated but for (-) sense RNA, it has to be converted into (+) sense RNA, then it will be translated.
you isolate a virus and discover that it contains a single-stranded (ss) RNA genome. How would...
16. You isolate a microbe whose genome consists entirely of single stranded RNA. This microbe is A. an archaeon B. a yeast C, a bacterium D. a mold E. a virus 17. A microbe that grows evenly throughout a tube of reducing medium would be considered aſ an) A. Obligate acrobe B. Acrotolerant anaerobe C. Microaerophile D. Facultative anaerobe
Rabies is a single-stranded RNA virus that is a negative sense virus. Draw how a 6-nucleotide sequence of its genome would look (random sequence with all nucleotides represented). Please have the appropriate number of strands, different types of bonds and different components to the nucleotide in the drawing
COVID 19 is a positive sense single stranded RNA virus. Which of the following is the case, given this information? It integrates its RNA into a host cell this group of viruses is not generally known to infect humans It requires viral reverse transcriptase to convert its genome into a positive sense RNA strand it has a double stranded genome the genome does not need to be transcribed in order for viral proteins to be produced
24. Hepatitis C virus (HCV) is a single stranded positive sense RNA. Enveloped virus using this information List and briefly describe or draw out and label the steps in the entire viral replication cycle of HCV.
You discover a new virus and determine that it is a negative strand RNA virus. A. Does it require any nucleic acid intermediates before its genes can be transcribed inside the host cell? If so, what? Explain your answer: B. Does it require any nucleic acid intermediates before its genes can be translated into protein inside the host cell? If so, what? Explain your answer: C. Does it require any nucleic acid intermediates before its genome can be replicated? If...
Influenza and polio are both caused by single-stranded RNA viruses. The influenza virus particles contain the enzyme RNA polymerase whereas poliovirus does not. What accounts for this difference?
1. The virus hijacks the cell, and RNA polymerases produce the complement to the positive stranded RNA genome. We can call these strands negative strands, and they then serve as templates for RNA polymerases to produce their complement. How does the sequence of these strands, the complement to the negative strands, compare with the original viral genome? 2-1. RNA polymerases lack proofreading ability. Define proofreading ability and describe its importance in replication of DNA genomes. a. Why is this a...
The influenza virus contains an RNA genome. Scientists typically need to make a new flu vaccine every year because Multiple Choice the common influenza virus can come from many species of animals including cats and dogs. people change their habits each year and become susceptible to different strains of the virus. the virus develops resistance to the vaccine. our bodies develop resistance to the vaccine and it becomes less effective. the virus can mutate into new strains.
explain how viral genome composition affects its replication cycle? for example dsDNA replicated differently than ss + sense RNA
Sometimes a single-stranded molecule of RNA is able to fold back on itself because the nucleotide sequence on one part of the RNA is complementary to another part. This sequence motif directly results in a: Group of answer choices transcription factor binding site RNA polymerase hairpin-shaped structure membrane protein A large number of new mutations occuring in an animal genome every generation would be acceptable if: Group of answer choices there were good DNA repair mechanisms most of the genome...