Viruses are not as Small as we Once Thought! – Viruses
About the Lecture
The lecture Viruses are not as Small as we Once Thought! – Viruses by Vincent Racaniello, PhD is from the course Microbiology: Introduction.
Included Quiz Questions
Which of the following attributes are shared by all viruses? (Multiple answers may apply.)
- A virus is an obligate, intracellular parasite.
- Viruses reproduce by binary fission.
- A cellular host is needed for viruses to reproduce.
- A viral genome can be composed of DNA or RNA.
- Viral particles are formed by de novo assembly of newly synthesized components.
Which of the following is the instrument with the lowest magnifying power capable of visualizing a Pandoravirus?
- Light microscope
- Handheld magnifying lens
- Electron microscope
- Naked eye
- Mass spectrometer
How do viruses reproduce?
- Assembly of preformed components
- Mitosis
- Binary fission
- Sexual reproduction
- Meiosis
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Author of lecture Viruses are not as Small as we Once Thought! – Viruses
Vincent Racaniello, PhD
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