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Viruses are acellular infectious particles whose capsid, nucleic acid and host-dependent replication distinguish them from living cells. HIV infection covers transmission, replication, effects on helper T cells, progression to AIDS, symptoms, prevention and treatment, while AIDS is the disease state caused by advanced immune-system damage rather than a separate virus.
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- A. Lysozyme
- B. Hemagglutinin
- C. Neuraminidae
- D. Integrase
Explanation: The bacteriophage is a virus that infects bacteria. It uses an enzyme called lysozyme to break down the cell wall of the bacterium it…
Correct answer: Lysozyme- A. Oral Polio vaccine
- B. Small Pox Vaccine
- C. MMR Vaccine
- D. Tetanus Vaccine
Explanation: The first scientifically approved vaccine was the smallpox vaccine. It was developed by Edward Jenner in the late 18th century.
Correct answer: Small Pox Vaccine