Bacteriophages use different mechanisms for host cell infection and viral replication. During the lytic replication pathway, bacteriophages infect the host bacterial cells and immediately build new virions. During which of the key steps is the genome packed into the capsid and phage structures put together?ANSWERReleaseReplicationPenetrationAssembly

What part of the attached bacteriophage enters through the host cell wall? A. The entire virus B. Only the enzymes necessary for replication C. The nucleic acid D. The nucleic acid and capsid E. The capsid only

Which of the following statements is correct about poliovirus replication. Group of answer choicesThe virus must integrate its genome into the host DNA before replication.After assembly has taken place the viruses can be released without host cell lysis.Not all proteins encoded by the polivirus genome form part of the capsid.The polyprotein is cleaved once into a structural and a non-structural protein.

During its replication a DNA virus enters the of the host cell, where several genes are transcribed into messenger RNA.

In which cycle does the virus replicate and burst out of the host cell?A. LyticB. LatencyC. CytopathicD. Lysogenic

Bacteriophages infect eukaryotic and prokaryotic microorganisms.