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Name : Emilio Garcia Navas ID # : 02944444 Course: Life Science Teacher : Otilia SalazarModule : 3 Activity : Exercise 15Date : November 19th, 2020 Bibliografy : Universidad Tecmilenio (2013) Life Science. Module 3. Biodiversity. Exercise 15. Viruses, Retrieved from: miscursos.tecmilenio/ultra/cours...

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Name: Emilio Garcia Navas

ID #: 02944444

Course: Life Science

Teacher: Otilia Salazar

Module: 3

Activity: Exercise 15

Date: November 19th, 2020 Bibliografy: Universidad Tecmilenio (2013) Life Science. Module 3. Biodiversity. Exercise 15. Viruses, Retrieved from: https://miscursos.tecmilenio.mx/ultra/courses/_134256_1/cl/outline Dr. Kaiser (04/20/19) General Characteristics of Viruses. Biology. Libre Texts. Retrieved from: https://bio.libretexts.org/Bookshelves/Microbiology/Book %3A_Microbiology_(Kaiser)/Unit_4%3A_E Human Pathaloma Virus. (n.d.) Miller-Keane Encyclopedia and Dictionary of Medicine, Nursing, and Allied Health, Seventh Edition. (2003). Retrieved April 24 2019 from https://medicaldictionary.thefreedictionary.com/Human+Pathaloma+Virus Hans R. Gelderblom. (n.d.) NCBI. Structure and Classification of viruses. Retrieved from: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK8174/ Janet S. Butel (n.d) NCBI. Papovaviruses. Retrievd from : https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK7644/ National Library of Medicine (n.d) Retrovirus. National Library of Medicine. Glossary. Retrieved from: https://aidsinfo.nih.gov/understanding-hivaids/glossary/634/retrovirus

Investigate the following triggering questions: 1.

Identify the parts of viruses.

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2.

1. 1

Caspid Head

1. 2

Neck

1. 3

Tail Sheath

1. 4

Tail Plate

1. 5

Tail Pins

1. 6

Tail Fibers

1. 7

DNA

Mention minimum six characteristics of viruses. 1. Living things qualities of viruses incorporate the capacity to duplicate. 1. Nonliving qualities are that they are not cells, have no cytoplasm or cell organelles. 1. Infection can influence creatures, plants, and much different microorganisms. 1. Living viruses can mutate.

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1. Nonliving viruses don't develop and isolate, new popular parts are amassed inside the cell. 1. Likewise, the nonliving viruses have either DNA or RNA however not both.

1. 3.

Complete the following chart: Virus

Definition

How is it acquired or infected?

Poxviridae

Is sent by skin contact, through the aviation Have a surface lipoproroute, and debased creatures. tein layer covered with globular structures and that incorporate vaccinia virus and causative specialists.

Papoviridae

Individual from a variety infections that causes papilloma in people and a few creatures.

The course of transmission is obscure however might be respiratory.

Retroviridae

A sort of infection that utilizes RNA as its hereditary material. Subsequent to contaminating a cell, a retrovirus utilizes a compound to change its RNA over to DNA.

By blood bonding or by sexual relations with a tainted individual.

2. 4.

Conclusion:

It is important to perceive the significance of infections these days since they are the reasons for some sicknesses that have advanced famously and a considerable lot of these don't have any fix or therapy, in spite of the fact that, these not just influence people, they likewise influence famously certain creatures, for example, cows and pigs, in this way, at burning-through these creatures, they influence us twice.

Feedback 1: Copy the name and participation of your classmate here. Then copy the feedback you gave here. Mariana Ferrer Rentería: It is vital to understand the significance of viruses now because they have been the reason for many diseases that have resulted notably and many of these don’t have any cure. These viruses not only affect humans, but they also affect specific animals, so, at consuming these animals, they affect us twice.

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Feedback: Greetings Mariana, this was exceptionally fascinating to peruse, the qualities are very like mine, I simply needed to add an intriguing reality about the Retroviridae, and is that as its hereditary material is RNA, it utilizes a chemical to change it from RNA over to DNA... You could check more information here: https://medlineplus.gov/spanish/hpv.html to understand better the concept. See you next time!

Feedback 2: Copy the name and participation of your classmate here. Then copy the feedback you gave here. Azucena Tamar Pavón Rodríguez: Viruses are normally considered nonliving beings, as they don’t have many features necessary to be considered a living one; in spite of that, they are extremely dangerous sometimes, and it's very important to be prepared to overcome them in case of needed, accomplishing that by getting the requested vaccines according to health organizations on time, because, even though they are not alive, and cannot either move or reproduce by themselves, once they get a host cell, they can multiplicate, up till the point when they get to kill the host cells, causing several diseases to living creatures. Feedback: Hi Azucena, your work is very finished, so I simply need to add a little and intriguing certainty that I recently found, that will be that the size of an infection is of 20,300 nanometers, that is so small. Anyway, you can find more information about this in this page: https://www.quora.com/What-are-the-characteristics-of-a-virus...