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Virus Intro + Structure

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Learning Goals
What is a virus?
How do viruses infect living organisms?
What happens after a virus infects a cell?
Why are viruses considered nonliving things?
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VIRUSES AND CELLS
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Poll
Do you think viruses are a type of cell?
Yes
No
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Multiple Select
Which 4 things are viruses not able to do?
Grow + Develop
Obtain + Use Energy
Respond to Environment
Mutate + Evolve
Reproduce on their own
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Multiple Choice
Are viruses classified as living things?
Yes
No
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Multiple Choice
What do viruses have to do in order to replicate (make copies)?
cell division
infect a host cell
mitosis
binary fission
clone itself
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Multiple Choice
If a virus can't infect a host cell, then it can't replicate (make copies) - meaning it won't survive
True
False
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Multiple Select
Which types of organisms can be infected by viruses?
Animals
Plants
Bacteria
Fungi
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Multiple Choice
Are viruses very specific to the type of cells they can infect?
Ex: plant viruses can infect plants, but not animals
Yes
No
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VIRUS STRUCTURE
AND COMPOSITION
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Multiple Choice
All viruses will have either DNA or RNA as their genetic material.
True
False
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Multiple Choice
Which virus structure surrounds and protects the genetic material (DNA or RNA)?
envelope
sheath
capsid
cell membrane
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Multiple Choice
Which virus structure is a lipid membrane that surrounds the protein coat? This is only found on some viruses - not all.
envelope
spike proteins
capsid
cell membrane
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Multiple Select
Which 2 things do all viruses contain?
Envelope (lipid membrane that surrounds the capsid)
Genetic Material (DNA or RNA)
Capsid (protein coat that surrounds genetic material)
Nucleus (control center of the cell)
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Multiple Select
Which statements are true when talking about viral envelopes?
virus gets the envelope as it leaves a host cell
viral envelope will have spike proteins on it
having an envelope makes it easier to infect cells
viruses with an envelope are "disguised" and may evade the immune system
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Open Ended
Think about what you learned about viruses today and explain what viruses do in order to replicate and how they do it.
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