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... contain host cell phospholipids and membrane proteins . They also contain proteins and glycoproteins of viral origin ( glycoproteins are proteins with carbohydrate covalently attached ) . Some viruses carry a few viral enzyme molecules ...
... contain host cell phospholipids and membrane proteins . They also contain proteins and glycoproteins of viral origin ( glycoproteins are proteins with carbohydrate covalently attached ) . Some viruses carry a few viral enzyme molecules ...
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... containing traces of urine and feces from infected mice became infected with hantavirus , and dozens died . The source of the SARS - causing virus was still undetermined as of spring 2004 , although candidates include the exotic animals ...
... containing traces of urine and feces from infected mice became infected with hantavirus , and dozens died . The source of the SARS - causing virus was still undetermined as of spring 2004 , although candidates include the exotic animals ...
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... containing the normal form of the protein , the prion 346 converts the normal protein to the prion version ( Figure 18.13 ) . In this way , prions may repeatedly trigger chain reactions that increase their numbers . This model , first ...
... containing the normal form of the protein , the prion 346 converts the normal protein to the prion version ( Figure 18.13 ) . In this way , prions may repeatedly trigger chain reactions that increase their numbers . This model , first ...
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