Are obligate intracellular parasites. Yeast Viruses Bacteria None of the above P

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Are obligate intracellular parasites. Yeast Viruses Bacteria None of the above Phages are viruses that infect. bacteria yeast bats human's animals Bacteriophages have lysogenic, and chronic life cycles. persistent sensitive lytic explosive none of the above Retroviruses use to make a DNA copy of their RNA genome. restriction enzymes DNA polymerase I RNA polymerase II reverse transcriptase reverse translates Bacteriophages form on a bacterial lawn. pores plaques holes' projections none of the above Phages that program the host cell for continued particle releasing without killing the are called phages. chronic lytic lysogenic persistent none of the above

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Question number 1 : The correct answer is B (obligate intracellular parasites).

Explanation : They are called obligate intracellular parasites because, they essentially require the presence of some host cell for their multiplication.

Question number 2 : The correct answer is A ( Bacteria)

Bacteriophages are the virues that infect bacteria. Examples of phage is T4 bacteriophage

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