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Q17 cellular receptors are commonly used for:
A. none
B all
C immune cell activation
D adhesion
E cellular interactions
Q18. The role of viral fusion peptides is to:
A mediate the recognition of viral nucleic acids and host cell polymerases during the replication phase of the viral replication cycle.
B mediate the recognition of viral attachment proteins and host cell receptor proteins during the recognition phase of the viral replication cycle.
C mediate the fusion of viral membranes and host cell membranes during the entry phase of the viral replication cycle.
D mediate the fusion of replicated and assembled viral particles and host cell membrane during the egress phase of the viral replication cycle
Q22 Most enveloped viruses exit the cell by the following process
A cell lysis
B exocytosis
C budding
D Golgi transport.
E cytokinesis.
Q17 cellular receptors are commonly used for:
A. none
B all
C immune cell activation
D adhesion
E cellular interactions
Q18. The role of viral fusion peptides is to:
A mediate the recognition of viral nucleic acids and host cell polymerases during the replication phase of the viral replication cycle.
B mediate the recognition of viral attachment proteins and host cell receptor proteins during the recognition phase of the viral replication cycle.
C mediate the fusion of viral membranes and host cell membranes during the entry phase of the viral replication cycle.
D mediate the fusion of replicated and assembled viral particles and host cell membrane during the egress phase of the viral replication cycle
Q22 Most enveloped viruses exit the cell by the following process
A cell lysis
B exocytosis
C budding
D Golgi transport.
E cytokinesis.
Irving HeathcoteLv2
10 May 2019
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