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Which RNA makes the proteins go back to the original RNA to make DNA?
The RNA that facilitates the reverse transcription of RNA back into DNA is called reverse transcriptase. This enzyme is often associated with retroviruses, such as HIV, which utilize it to convert their RNA genome into DNA, allowing integration into the host's genome. The process enables the viral RNA to be replicated and expressed as a part of the host's DNA.
What happens when a section of DNA strand is transcribed?
During transcription, RNA polymerase binds to a specific region of the DNA strand called the promoter and unwinds the double helix. One of the DNA strands serves as the template for RNA synthesis, and the enzyme catalyzes the production of an RNA molecule complementary to the template strand. This newly synthesized RNA molecule then detaches from the DNA template and can go on to be translated into a protein or perform its specific cellular function.
Phages or virus that go through the lysogenic virus cycle are callled what?
Perhaps the imminent death of the host cell could trigger the lysis, or just any change in conditions that would be programed into the virus DNA that would trigger the exit from the host.
What structure directs newly made materials to where they need to go?
Golgi bodies
What is the purpose of creating identical DNA?
After fertilization of ovum by sperm, new cell is formed, witch go on dividing by mitosis to produce entire human being.There are all DNA identical or else immunity will go on killing nonidentical cells and animal cannot survive because animals own cell will kill themselves. Nonidentical cells produced accidentally are killed by immune system.
How many times does each newly produced US dollar bill have to go through the printing press?
53
How are copies of viruses produced?
Viruses replicate by taking over a host cell's machinery to create copies of themselves. This process involves the virus injecting its genetic material into the host cell, which then uses the viral instructions to produce new viral particles. These new viruses can then go on to infect other cells and continue the replication cycle.
Which RNA makes the proteins go back to the original RNA to make DNA?
The RNA that facilitates the reverse transcription of RNA back into DNA is called reverse transcriptase. This enzyme is often associated with retroviruses, such as HIV, which utilize it to convert their RNA genome into DNA, allowing integration into the host's genome. The process enables the viral RNA to be replicated and expressed as a part of the host's DNA.
What is a sentence with the word viral?
The outbreak appears to be viral.The images went viral online.
Can human genetic engineering be done on adults?
In theory it could. A virus goes into a cell an replaces its DNA to make that cell produce more virus. So in theory we could make a viral infection that would go into the cells and change the DNA, it would be very completed though.
What does go viral?
"Going viral" can mean many things. Mostly, it usually means going public. As in, almost everyone.
What does the term go viral mean?
When some spreads quickly
What best treatment for most viral infections?
go to the doctor.
What are the release dates for Regular Show - 2010 Go Viral 2-25?
Regular Show - 2010 Go Viral 2-25 was released on: USA: 18 July 2011
What is viral arthritis?
Viral infections can cause many different reactions in the body including reactions in the immune system which can have an effect on joints. Go to the associated link(Viral Arthritis) below for more precise information,
Where does DNA go after released from the template?
DNA remains in the nucleus.
What happens to the viral nucleic acid once it is inside the cell?
Two possible phases may occur. In a lytic phase, the viral DNA commands the reproduction of numerous more viral copies. Upon the production of a sufficient population of viruses within the cell's membrane, the virus break the cell membrane, destroying the cell The lysogenic phase occurs when the viral nucleic acid is incorporated into the cellular genome. Then the cell reproduces as a hybrid cell, also reproducin the viral nucleic acid. This phase is less harmful to the host cell, while it still allows for the onset of the lytic phase. In other words: Lytic phase: more virus bodies and cellular destruction Lysogenic phase: Viral genome is integrated into cellular DNA and reproduced by regular division. Cell is not necesarily harmed but could still result in Lytic phase.
