In order to infect cells, viruses must enter a cell and express their proteins, which can cause harm to the host cell. According
to the model shown here, what component of the virus enters the host cell and directly affects the infected cell?
A) The capsid which is made up of proteins
B) The viral membrane which is made up of lipids
C) The genetic material, made of DNA or RNA
D) Both the viral membrane and the protein coat
A) The capsid which is made up of proteins
B) The viral membrane which is made up of lipids
C) The genetic material, made of DNA or RNA
D) Both the viral membrane and the protein coat
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32 ATP <em>molecules are generated in the </em><em>electron transport chain.</em>
<em><u>Explanation:</u></em>
The cell used a process known as Chemiosmosis and to produce ATP. The energy released from the <em>electrons during the electron transport system and they pump the protons.</em> The energy is transferred into higher energy bond of ATP and they are made to perform their cell work.
<em>'Electrons are the subatomic particles that orbit the nucleus of an atom'. They are always negative in charge and are always smaller than the 'nucleus of the atom'.</em> The electron transporters are arranged in series and they are embedded into their inner mitochondrial membrane and they are shuttles the electrons from ' and '
' to the molecular oxygen. In this process, the protons are pumped through the 'mitochondrial matrix' to 'the intermembrane space' and the oxygen level is lowered to form the water.