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__________ protein keeps the prophage dormant and prevents virus reproduction.
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A. Operator
B. Promotor
C. Repressor
D. Enhancer
Correct Answer
Repressor
Bacteriophages problems
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1. Area of lysis on a bacterial lawn culture produced by a phage is known as
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A. pock
B. plaque
C. pox
D. all of these
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Correct Answer: plaque
2. T-even phage binding to
E. coli
probably involves
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A. electrostatic interaction
B. hydrophobic interaction
C. covalent bonds
D. all of these
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Correct Answer: electrostatic interaction
3. A bacterial defense mechanism against bacteriophage is called
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A. concatamerization
B. polymerization
C. restriction
D. lysogeny
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Correct Answer: restriction
4. The process by which phage reproduction is initiated in lysogenized culture is called
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A. infection
B. integration
C. repression
D. induction
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Correct Answer: induction
5. Which of the following bacteria can be typed by phage typing method?
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A.
Staphylococcus aureus
B.
Salmonella typhi
C.
Vibrio cholerae
D. All of these
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Correct Answer: All of these
6. In viruses with envelopes
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A. the envelope and the embedded proteins are encoded by the viral nucleic acid
B. the envelope is derived from the host but it contains embedded proteins coded by the viral nucleic acid
C. the envelope is coded by the viral nucleic acids, but the proteins come from the host's membrane proteins
D. the envelope and its imbedded proteins are derived from the host's membranes
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Correct Answer: the envelope is derived from the host but it contains embedded proteins coded by the viral nucleic acid
7. West Nile virus can cause a disease in human beings that may be transmitted from an infected bird to a person by a mosquito. This is an example of
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A. endogenous infection
B. fomite borne disease
C. arthropod borne disease
D. nosocomial infection
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Correct Answer: arthropod borne disease
8. Intracytoplasmic inclusion bodies are found in cells infected with
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A. Rabies virus
B. Vaccinia virus
C. Fowlpox virus
D. all of these
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Correct Answer: all of these
9. The predominant lipid substance found in the viral envelope is
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A. phospholipids
B. glycolipids
C. neutral fat
D. all of these
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Correct Answer: phospholipids
10. Which type of interferon is produced by T lymphocytes?
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A. ?
B. ?
C. ?
D. ? and ?
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Correct Answer: ?
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