I would say it’s the second option.
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Answer:
Some viruses, especially animal viruses, have an envelope surrounding their nucleocapsid. This envelope may have viral proteins embedded in it. Why are the viral proteins more readily recognized and targeted by the immune system than the envelope?
1) Enveloped viruses are often coated with animal cell membrane as they leave the cell. This membrane is a major component of the viral envelope. The viral proteins are more readily recognized by the immune system, as they are more distinct from the materials normally found in and on the cells. However, the envelope can contain several types of viral components as well.
Explanation:
This envolope from viruses that has proteins are better for the immune system to recognize them. Because enveloped viruses use similar mechanisms for delivery of genetic material into cells, there may be ways to prevent infection before viral entry that would be effective for large numbers of different viruses.
Vmax is the highest rate of reaction of an enzyme catalyzed reaction and Km is the concentration of substrate required to achieve half of Vmax.
Because there is an inhibitor, Vmax will decrease; however, due to the non-competitive nature of the inhibitor, concentration of the substrate will not make a difference so Km will be unchanged.
The answer is C.<span />
Sperm and egg cells, hope this helps
Respiration
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