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    Viruses are microscopic particles that can invade living cells. They have genetic material surrounded by a protein coat and in some cases a membrane. Viruses must infect a host cell to reproduce, using the host cell's machinery to produce more viruses which are then released to infect other cells. Vaccines and antibiotics can be used to control and prevent the spread of viral diseases, with vaccines administered prior to exposure and antibiotics not effective against viruses as they are not technically alive.

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    Viruses are microscopic particles that can invade living cells. They have genetic material surrounded by a protein coat and in some cases a membrane. Viruses must infect a host cell to reproduce, using the host cell's machinery to produce more viruses which are then released to infect other cells. Vaccines and antibiotics can be used to control and prevent the spread of viral diseases, with vaccines administered prior to exposure and antibiotics not effective against viruses as they are not technically alive.

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    Viruses are microscopic particles that can invade living cells. They have genetic material surrounded by a protein coat and in some cases a membrane. Viruses must infect a host cell to reproduce, using the host cell's machinery to produce more viruses which are then released to infect other cells. Vaccines and antibiotics can be used to control and prevent the spread of viral diseases, with vaccines administered prior to exposure and antibiotics not effective against viruses as they are not technically alive.

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    Name:______________________________Date:__________________Period:______

    Viruses
    EssentialQuestions

    Notes

    1.Whatareviruses?

    Avirusisamicroscopic
    ___________________
    particle
    thatcaninvadelivingcells.

    2.Whatisthestructureof Allviruseshavethefollowing3parts:
    avirus?
    __________________
    __________________
    __________________
    3.Howdoviruses
    reproduces?

    Virusesmusthavea______________toreproduce.
    Virusesreproduceusingthe_____________________

    StopandJot#1:
    Whyarevirusesnot
    consideredalive?

    __________________________________________________

    __________________________________________________

    StopandJot#2:
    In20wordsorless,and
    inyourownwords,
    describethelyticcycle

    __________________________________________________

    __________________________________________________

    __________________________________________________

    __________________________________________________

    Howcanwecontrolor
    preventvirusesfrom
    spreading?

    _______________
    areusedtostopviralinfectionsbefore
    youcomeintocontactwiththevirus.
    _______________________
    arealsousedpreventthe
    spreadofviraldiseases

    StopandJot#3:
    Howisthewaywetreat/
    preventvirusesdifferent
    thanhowwetreat/
    preventbacteria?

    __________________________________________________

    __________________________________________________

    StopandJot#4
    Compareandcontrast
    virusesandbacteriaby
    fillinginthevenn
    diagram.

    BacteriaBothViruses

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