The right option is Capsid
A capsid is a protein coat that
encloses the nucleic acid (RNA, DNA etc.) of a virus particle. Capsids are in different
shapes and the common ones are icosahedral, prolate, and helical. The main role
of the capsid is to protect the virus by ensuring that the nucleic acid inside
of it is safe.
Answer:
: Notice the rate of diffusion increases as the concentration gradient increases. If the concentration of molecules outside the cell is very high relative to the internal cell concentration, the rate of diffusion will also be high.
Explanation:
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Answer:
A. Cadherins in desmosomes would no longer be anchored to intermediate filaments
Explanation:
Cadherins are Ca dependent molecules (proteins) that are involved in cell-cell adhesion (they are type of cell adhesion molecule-CAM). Cadherins are composed of: a small cytoplasmic component, a transmembrane component, and the extra-cellular part.
There are types of cadherins called desmosomal cadherins which are involved in the formation of desmosomes (structure for cell-cell adhesion) and they bind to linker proteins and keratin intermediate filaments.
