Botulinum toxin Intracellular replication Capsules Tetanospasmin Glycoprotein sp

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Botulinum toxin Intracellular replication Capsules Tetanospasmin Glycoprotein spikes A prion protein Endospores on the surface of the rabies virus enable(s) attachment of the virus to mammalian cells. released by Clostridium tetani growing in wounds is/are the cause of the spastic paralysis seen in patients with tetanus., the cause of variant Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease, cause(s) normal host cell proteins to change shape and lose their appropriate function. target(s) the neuromuscular junction, preventing the release of acetylcholine, and is responsible for the flaccid paralysis seen in infant botulism. help(s) viruses such as the poliovirus, rabies virus, and West Nile virus avoid immune surveillance. enable(s) Cryptococcus neoformans to evade phagocytes. enable(s) Clostridium botulinum to survive heat treatments and grow in improperly preserved foods.

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Ans-1- glycoprotein spikes.

Ans-2- tetanospasmin.

Ans-3- A prion protein.

Ans-4-botulinum toxin.

Ans-5- intracellular replication.

Ans-6- capsule

Ans-7- endospores.

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