Answer:
1. During the__ Attachment ____stage, enzymes digest cell wall and membrane material so that the viral nucleic acids can enter into the host cell.
2. During the ___ Penetration __ stage, the capsid of virus combines with receptors on the host cell's plasma membrane.
3. During the__ Biosynthesis ____stage, viral nucleic acids and capsid components are produced.
4. During the ___ Release __ stage, lysozyme enzyme is produced, is rupturing the cell membrane and releasing viral particles.
5. During the___ Maturation ___stage, viral nucleic acids and capsid components are assembled to produce viral particles.
Explanation:
I have attached picture explanation whole lytic cycle.
<span>A heterogeneous mixture that has larger dispersed particles that settle over time is a suspension.</span>
Chronic lymphocytic leukemia or the CLL is among the most common type of leukemia affecting the adults. The lymphocytic leukemia starts in the lymphocytes. Lymphocytic leukemia is different from the lymphoma (which also occur in the lymphocytes) as it only occurs in the bone marrow and the blood. The person suffering from CLL is susceptible to an array of infections. Among the various infectious agents, the CLL patient is the most susceptible to the Staphylococcus aureus. This agent causes skin infections, pneumonia, toxic shock syndrome and many other life threatening diseases. The person becomes susceptible to its attack as the immunity of his is weakened beacuse of the damage to the lymphoctic cells.
Answer:
c. ATP is comprised of a sugar, base, and three phosphate groups
Explanation:
ATP is the energy currency of cells and is formed during the phosphorylation of ADP. The process of ATP formation is endergonic and is often coupled with some exergonic process.
One molecule of ATP consists of one ribose sugar, an adenine base (a purine base) and three phosphate groups. Breakage of phosphoanhydride bond during hydrolysis of ATP into ADP and inorganic phosphate release a large amount of energy.
<u>ANSWER:</u>
"Reduced concentration of substrate" available can interfere with the "ability of an enzyme" to catalyse a reaction. The main use of enzymes is to increase "the rate of reactions".
<u>EXPLANATION:</u>
- There are several factors that have an impact on the ability of an enzyme to catalyse a reaction.
- These include temperature, pH levels, and the quantity of substrate as well as the reactant. When the "substrate concentration increases", the rate of the reaction also increases in the presence of an enzyme.
- On the other hand, when the "substrate concentration is low", the enzyme cannot catalyse the reaction at a fast rate.
