Question

Unlike a prokaryotic bacteria cell, a virus, like the one in the image, A) has a lipid cell wall. B) has no genetic material. C) cannot reproduce on its own. D) does not contain any organic molecules.

Answer 1

The appropriate response is C. Prokaryotes are unicellular life forms that need organelles or other interior film bound structures. In this manner, they don't have a core, be that as it may, rather, by and large have a solitary chromosome: a bit of roundabout, twofold stranded DNA situated in a territory of the phone called the nucleoid.

Answer 2

Answer: C. Cannot reproduce on its own

Explanation:

Unlike Bacteria, Virus do not have the internal machinery to replicate. When a Virus infects a host, it invades the cells and introduces its genetic content to the host's cells nucleus, the host's cells begin to replicate the virus's genetic content. That's how a virus replicates.

1. Virus infects host cell
2. Viral DNA invades the host's cells nucleus
3. Viral DNA replicates on the cell's nucleus
4. Ribosomes produce the proteins coded by Viral RNA
5. Viruses form from the proteins produced and exit the cell