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so a lytic infection is just an infection that spreads?

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Can a capsid of a virus change or modify their shapes to fit into the receptor molecule on the surface of the host cell?

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They all have to do with viruses and how they spread out, plis what they are. Is bateriophage a type of virus or a component of a virus?

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Why do viroids only infect plants?

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They all have to do with viruses.How can some viruses only effect on e organism,but other viruse s can effect more than one organism.

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They all are related to viruses; no questions

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Whats the difference between a pro-phage and a bacteriophage

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are there any viruses that can be used to cure other diseases like cancer?

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How do viruses manage to get into host cells so easily?

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What is the main difference between bacteria answer viruses?

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With all the different forms of viruses will we ever be able to discretely get rid of the bad ones?

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Is there any viruses that can be beneficial to us ? How can viruses change so quickly to things such as vaccines.

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are vaccines the only way viruses are beneficial?

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Are most bacteria bad or good ? What's the difference between lytic and lysogenic infection?

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Why are viroids only effective in plants?

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What is the difference between Lytic and Lysogenic Infection?

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Are viroids just plant viruses?Do they appear in humans too

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are all viruses bad? what's the difference between lyric and lysogenic?

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Are harmful bacteria, viruses, prion, and viroids considered pathogens?

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Are there good viruses?

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Are viruses all considered harmful? Do some viruses have benefits to their hosts? Has the resistance of viruses to vaccines changed over time?

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Why are no capsids made during lysogenic infection?

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Are all viruses harmful?

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Can a virus use a lytic and lysogenic to infect a host

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No. Viroids are nor viruses because they don't have a protein coat.

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are viroids just plant viruses?

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Prions are pathogens because they are an infectious particle. They are not viroids or viruses because they don't contain genetic information.

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The pictures, articles, and thinking maps are all intertwined because they explain viruses and how they spread from their origin.

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Are prions and viroids types of viruses?

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It is not a pathogen because it is not a living organism,it is a protein. It is not a virus or viroid,None of these are alive because the smallest unit of life is a cell,and none of these are cells.

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Since viruses aren't considered living things, what are they classified as?

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Can viroids evolve from only attacking plants to attacking other organisms as well. Sort of like how the swine flu came from pigs?

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In real time, how long does it take for lytic infection kill a cell?

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Where did prions,viruses,and viroids come from. Why do viroids only target plants.

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Are virus, viroids, and prions all examples of pathogens?

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Is a prion just a pathogen or also a virus or viroid

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Will viruses become harder to get rid of in the future because they evolved to develop resistance to the vaccines?

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Do all viruses lead to deadly dieseases or can viruses help people like bacteria?

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The pictures, thinking map, and article are all related because they all relate to information about viruses such as structure and how they spread.

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Are viroids viruses? By the definition of a virus, they shouldn't be because viroids do not have a protein coat, but someone said they were yesterday this confused me.

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Are viruses and prions considered living or not, since they're "on the boundary of living and nonliving"

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Are viruses organisms or just a mass of combined molecules?