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Learning Evolution and Phylogeny Through Tree Building Larry Aaronson, Utica College David Treves, Indiana Univ., Southeast Monica Trifas, Jacksonville
Documents Learning Evolution and Phylogeny Through Tree Building Larry Aaronson, Utica College David Treves, Indiana Univ., Southeast Monica Trifas, Jacksonville

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By Prof. Mohamed I. Bassyouni. 2 Viruses are parasites at the genetic level. They are the smallest infectious agents known. They can infect man, animals,
Documents By Prof. Mohamed I. Bassyouni. 2 Viruses are parasites at the genetic level. They are the smallest infectious agents known. They can infect man, animals,

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Picornaviruses. Plus Strand RNA Virus Families PICORNAVIRIDAE More than 200 viruses prevalent world-wide. cause many serious diseases of animals and man
Documents Picornaviruses. Plus Strand RNA Virus Families PICORNAVIRIDAE More than 200 viruses prevalent world-wide. cause many serious diseases of animals and man

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Obligate intracellular parasite Small: 10-100 nm Nucleic acid genome DNA or RNA single- or double-stranded Protein capsid Lipid envelope
Documents Obligate intracellular parasite Small: 10-100 nm Nucleic acid genome DNA or RNA single- or double-stranded Protein capsid Lipid envelope

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Chapter 12-Vaccines Traditional vs. rDNA vaccines Subunit vaccines Peptide vaccines Genetic immunization: DNA vaccines Attenuated vaccines Vector vaccines
Documents Chapter 12-Vaccines Traditional vs. rDNA vaccines Subunit vaccines Peptide vaccines Genetic immunization: DNA vaccines Attenuated vaccines Vector vaccines

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Viruses. 1. Explain why a virus is somewhere between living and non-living. A virus does not perform many characteristics of living things and must rely
Documents Viruses. 1. Explain why a virus is somewhere between living and non-living. A virus does not perform many characteristics of living things and must rely

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MULTIPLICATION. Remember……. Viruses are obligate intracellular parasites that can reproduce only within a host cell. They do not have Enzymes for
Documents MULTIPLICATION. Remember……. Viruses are obligate intracellular parasites that can reproduce only within a host cell. They do not have Enzymes for

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University of Colorado Health Sciences Center Webb-Waring Institute for Cancer, Aging and Antioxidant Research phone: (303) 315-0055, fax: (303) 315-8541
Documents University of Colorado Health Sciences Center Webb-Waring Institute for Cancer, Aging and Antioxidant Research phone: (303) 315-0055, fax: (303) 315-8541

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Chapter 19.1 & 19.3: Genetics of Viruses and Bacteria
Documents Chapter 19.1 & 19.3: Genetics of Viruses and Bacteria

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Chapter 19 Viruses & Bacteria. WARM-UP 1. List 4 different ways that diseases can be transmitted. Give 2 real world examples for each type of transmission
Documents Chapter 19 Viruses & Bacteria. WARM-UP 1. List 4 different ways that diseases can be transmitted. Give 2 real world examples for each type of transmission

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Viruses -Segments of RNA or DNA contained In a protein coat
Documents Viruses -Segments of RNA or DNA contained In a protein coat

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Viruses Is it living? Shapes/Structure Replication Types of viruses
Documents Viruses Is it living? Shapes/Structure Replication Types of viruses

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