Focus Figure Virion Infection Host cell Disease of host cell Genetic alteration of host cell Latent State Virus nucleic acid integrates into host genome or replicates as a plasmid. Productive Infection More virus produced Release of virions-|| Release of virions- host cells lyse. host cells do not lyse. Host cell multiplies but phenotype often changed because of viral genes. Host cell multiplies- continuous release Host cell dles. of virions. FIGURE 13.4 Major Types of Relationships Between Viruses and the Cells They Infect

Focus Figure Virion Infection Host cell Disease of host cell Genetic alteration of host cell Latent State Virus nucleic acid integrates into host genome or replicates as a plasmid. Productive Infection More virus produced Release of virions-|| Release of virions- host cells lyse. host cells do not lyse. Host cell multiplies but phenotype often changed because of viral genes. Host cell multiplies- continuous release Host cell dles. of virions. FIGURE 13.4 Major Types of Relationships Between Viruses and the Cells They Infect

Concepts of Biology

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Chapter17: The Immune System And Disease

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Problem 2ACQ: Figure 17.6 Influenza virus is packaged in a viral envelope, which fuses with the plasma membrane....

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