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6. During penetration of E. coli by a bacteriophage lysozyme is used to allow entry of the bacteriophage capsid and nucleic acid the tail acts as a hypodermic needle, injecting the bacteriophage DNA into the cell the tail fibers would bore a hole in the cell wall the virus would also bind to Sa e. E. coli would attempt to protect itself by synthesizing enzymes that degrade bacteriophage RNA

6. During penetration of E. coli by a bacteriophage lysozyme is used to allow entry of the bacteriophage capsid and nucleic acid the tail acts as a hypodermic needle, injecting the bacteriophage DNA into the cell the tail fibers would bore a hole in the cell wall the virus would also bind to Sa e. E. coli would attempt to protect itself by synthesizing enzymes that degrade bacteriophage RNA

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6. During penetration of E. coli by a bacteriophage lysozyme is used to allow entry of the bacteriophage capsid and nucleic acid the tail acts as a hypodermic needle, injecting the bacteriophage DNA into the cell the tail fibers would bore a hole in the cell wall the virus would also bind to Sa e. E. coli would attempt to protect itself by synthesizing enzymes that degrade bacteriophage RNA 7. Penicillin-binding proteins can be bound by beta-lactam drugs in the cell b. alter the beta-lactam ring c. are involved in cell wall synthesis d. are synthesized by eukaryotic cells .a&c 8. As we discussed in class, basophils are white blood cells, and one of their roles in the host immune response is to release histamine. Based on this information, please answer the following question. Which of the following processes or cells will be affected as a result of your patient having basopenia, which is a low number of basophils? The production of C3A The production of CSA The production of pus The production of heating up the area of inflammation The vasodilation of blood vessels 9. What part of a human virus enters the host? the entire virus only the enzymes necessary for replication the nucleic acid the nucleic acid and capsid without the spikes the capsid only E
Transcribed Image Text:6. During penetration of E. coli by a bacteriophage lysozyme is used to allow entry of the bacteriophage capsid and nucleic acid the tail acts as a hypodermic needle, injecting the bacteriophage DNA into the cell the tail fibers would bore a hole in the cell wall the virus would also bind to Sa e. E. coli would attempt to protect itself by synthesizing enzymes that degrade bacteriophage RNA 7. Penicillin-binding proteins can be bound by beta-lactam drugs in the cell b. alter the beta-lactam ring c. are involved in cell wall synthesis d. are synthesized by eukaryotic cells .a&c 8. As we discussed in class, basophils are white blood cells, and one of their roles in the host immune response is to release histamine. Based on this information, please answer the following question. Which of the following processes or cells will be affected as a result of your patient having basopenia, which is a low number of basophils? The production of C3A The production of CSA The production of pus The production of heating up the area of inflammation The vasodilation of blood vessels 9. What part of a human virus enters the host? the entire virus only the enzymes necessary for replication the nucleic acid the nucleic acid and capsid without the spikes the capsid only E
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