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x Why is water a more hospitble for life than dry land t a pro 3 A and h only are correct. aveitatble in water 33 Endosperes function to e) transmit genetic lnformation sonre to hieh tempe i the organism survive perieds of drought to another senetic infonnation from one bacterium c) help O) all of the above. the organism survive exposure to high ternpe both A and C The end result of the viral ytic cycle is A) ysis of the infected celt S) immuni C) the release of new viruses D) both A and B ty of the host cell to further viral infection E) both A and C. 34 A common cause of the common cold is the influenza viruS B). polio virus C) rhino virus. D) HIV. E) ebola virus. A) attachment, penetration, assembly, replication, release. B) penetration, absorption, assembly, replication, release. C) attachment, penetration, replication, assembly release D) release, assembly, penetration, replication, attachment. E) attachment, penetration, replication, release, assembly 35.The correct sequence in viral reproduction is 36. What is the evolutionary advantage of an exoskeleton? A It protects the body. B. It waterproofs the body. C. It provides for muscle attachment . It allows an animal to molt. A B, and Conly

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33: option D is correct as the lytic cell cause the cell memberane of the host cell to disrupt and leads to the cell lysis which release of new viral particle packaged.

34. option A is correct that is influenza virus causes common cold.

35. option C is correct i.e. the viral partical firstly attaches or adheres the cell surface then further penetrates into the cell which further leads to the replication of virus using host replication machinery and once they have replicated, the viral particles assembles and packaged into a new virus protein which finally releases on cell lysing.

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