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... replicate their genomes , RNA viruses use special virus- encoded polymerases that can use RNA as a template . ( Uninfected cells generally make no enzymes for carrying out this latter process . ) Figure 18.5 A simplified viral ...
... replicate their genomes , RNA viruses use special virus- encoded polymerases that can use RNA as a template . ( Uninfected cells generally make no enzymes for carrying out this latter process . ) Figure 18.5 A simplified viral ...
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... palms in the Philippines . Viroids do not encode proteins but can replicate in host plant cells , apparently using cellular enzymes . These small RNA molecules seem to cause errors in the regulatory systems that control 67.
... palms in the Philippines . Viroids do not encode proteins but can replicate in host plant cells , apparently using cellular enzymes . These small RNA molecules seem to cause errors in the regulatory systems that control 67.
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... Replication of a bacterial cogivne chromosome . From one origin , DNAsd replication progresses in both alqmsxo directions around the circular demitqo chromosome until the entire patin chromosome has been reproduced . tiw Enzymes that ...
... Replication of a bacterial cogivne chromosome . From one origin , DNAsd replication progresses in both alqmsxo directions around the circular demitqo chromosome until the entire patin chromosome has been reproduced . tiw Enzymes that ...
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