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The RNA sarcoma viruses, the most strongly transforming viruses may transform which of the following cells in a culture?
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A. fibroblasts
B. myoblasts
C. iris epithelial
D. all of these
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all of these
Viruses From Animal and Plants problems
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1. Negri bodies are found in cells infected with
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A. Paramyxoviruses
B. Vaccinia virus
C. Fowlpox virus
D. Rabies virus
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Correct Answer: Rabies virus
2. Viropexis takes place in the phagocytic vacuoles and is due to the action of enzymes
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A. DNA gyrase
B. lysosomal protease
C. lysosomal lipase
D. all of these
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Correct Answer: lysosomal protease
3. Mumps vaccine is prepared from the cultures of
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A. chick fibroblasts
B. African green monkey cells
C. healthy calves
D. sheep
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Correct Answer: chick fibroblasts
4. Influenza virus undergoes antigenic shift resulting in major antigenic changes by which of the following mechanisms?
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A. Somatic recombination of heavy and light chains
B. Expression of several different capsule types
C. Changing the receptor binding canyon that docks with the host receptor
D. Reassortment of RNA segments from different influenza viruses
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Correct Answer: Reassortment of RNA segments from different influenza viruses
5. Animal viruses with capsids displaying helical symmetry include
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A. measles and mumps
B. influenza
C. rabies
D. all of these
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Correct Answer: all of these
6. The two major components of viruses are
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A. fat and protein
B. nucleic acid and protein
C. carbohydrate and nucleic acid
D. fat and carbohydrate
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Correct Answer: nucleic acid and protein
7. The penetration of animal viruses into attached cells occur by mechanisms consisting of engulfment of whole virions by the cells in a phagocytic process called
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A. vitropexis
B. viropexis
C. ectodesmata
D. vivopexis
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Correct Answer: viropexis
8. The transcription of the viral nucleic acid into mRNA is not necessary in case of
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A. RNA viruses
B. ds DNA viruses
C. ss DNA viruses
D. all of these
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Correct Answer: RNA viruses
9. The nucleocapsid is covered by an outer membrane like structure called
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A. envelope
B. covering
C. membronocapsid
D. all of these
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Correct Answer: envelope
10. Which of the following viral infections is associated with the development of hydrophobia?
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A. Rabies
B. Influenza
C. Polio
D. Hepatitis
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Correct Answer: Rabies
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