Viruses

non-living because they grow and develop

living because they can use energy

non-living because they cannot reproduce on their own

living because they can maintain homeostasis

True 

False

they need genetic material

They need a host cell

They need  bacteria

They need insulin

They are not made of cells

They cannot reproduce on their own

They do not exchange gases

all of the above

ability to form proteins at the ribosomes

existence of lipids in cell membranes

presence of genetic code in nucleic acid

production of energy by a mitochondrion

nucleic acid strand surrounded by a protein coat

a tail surrounded by a protein coat

a tail surrounded by a carbohydrate coat

nucleic acid strand surrounded by a carbohydrate coat

nucleic acids

ribosomes

mitochondria

cytoplasm

A

B

C

D

endospore

decomposer

plasmid

bacteriophage

destroyed

copied

passed on to the lysogenic cycle

not affected

phagocytosis

lytic cycle

lysogenic cycle

formation of antibodies

Lysogenic Cycle

Lytic Cycle

Binary Fission

Conjugation

1

2

4

5

Entry

Attachment

Replication

Assembly

someone dies from the virus

the virus spreads to more and more hosts

the virus spreads to more than one organ

symptoms of the virus get worse

Epidemic - A rapidly spreading disease that affects the local population.

Pandemic - A rapidly spreading disease that affects the world population.

Epidemic - A rapidly spreading disease that affects the world population.

Pandemic - A rapidly spreading disease that affects the local population.

destroying any viruses that enter the host.

creating a blocking protein on the cell.

creating an immune response in the host.

preventing replication of the virus.

capsid and nucleic acid

capsid and uncles

capsid, DNA and RNA

Influenza mutates quickly and new strains result

Our bodies rid themselves of the vaccine yearly

When it gets warm outside, vaccines do not work anymore

Cooler temps often cause vaccines to mutate and not be effective

Helps the virus adapt to a new host

Can have no effect, be detrimental, or can be beneficial and help the virus adapt to its new host

Causes an outbreak

gives the virus super powers like shooting lasers out of it's eyes

viruses infect living cells

viruses can replicate without a host

viruses can cause illness

viruses come in different types

are not cellular.

have no DNA.

do not reproduce.

lack a nucleus.

A virus is too small to be considered a cell.

A virus does not contain genetic material.

A virus does not have a nucleus.

A virus cannot reproduce itself without a host

They are composed of one or more cells.

They must reproduce sexually.

They have organ systems to carry out the processes of life.

They are capable of making their own food.

Both cells and proteins have capsid structures surrounding their genomes.

Both cells and viruses have protein molecules.

Living Organisms

Viruses

Both

Living Organisms

Viruses

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Living Organisms

Viruses

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Living Organisms

Viruses

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Living Organisms

Viruses

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Living Organisms

Viruses

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Living Organisms

Viruses

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Energy

Cells

Responds to a Stimuli

Maintains Homeostasis

Organization

Maintaining Homeostasis

Respond to a Stimuli

Grows and Develops

Levels of Organization

Adaptation

Homeostasis

Grows & Develops