<span>These are:
1. <u>Number of microbes</u>: if there is a lot of microbes, then more time is needed to kill all of them.
2. <u>Characteristics of microbes</u>: some microbes have resistance genes, so they will not react to agents they are resistant to; some microbes have protective structures so treatment will be inhibited.
3. <u>Time of exposure</u>: different agents will need different time to kill microbes.
4. <u>Environment</u>: the effect of temperature, pH, organics both on microbes and agents.</span>
<span>I would see x-rays, ultraviolet rays, and radio waves if my vision were “better.”</span>
Answer:
C) attachment, penetration, replication, assembly, release
Explanation:
The viral life cycle starts with its adsorption to the host cell and is mediated by the interaction between receptors present on the cell surface of the host and surface ligands of the virus.
This is followed by the entry of the viral genome or the whole nucleocapsid into the host cell and is known as penetration. Once inside the host cell, the viral genes are expressed and there is the synthesis of viral proteins and nucleic acids.
The newly formed capsid proteins and nucleic acids are assembled into virions which in turn are released from the host cell by one of the several mechanisms such as budding.
I would agree with your answer of C. As there would need to be calcium to start with and they seem to come from the sarcoplasmic reticulum
Answer:
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