Pro Vs Eu & Organelles
This kind of cell contains a nucleus, which holds DNA
What is Eukaryotic?
When the virus lets its genetic material into a cell
What is injection?
Viruses have this create more of a virus when injected into a host cell
What is genetic material?
While a virus has a capsid to hold genetic material, a cell has this that serves a similar purpose
What is nucleus?
Biomolecule that is generally linked with chloroplasts
What is Carbohydrate?
Organelle only animal cells have that works as a digestive system
What is lysosome?
What a virus attaches onto to create more virus
What is a host cell?
The outside/shell of a virus
What is envelope?
Something both cells and viruses have
What is genetic material?
Nucleotides are the monomer for which biomolecule
What is Nucleic acids?
The “tail” of a prokaryotic cell
What is flagella?
When the virus replicas burst out of the cell
What is Lyse?
This holds the genetic material in a virus
What is Capsid?
The main difference between a virus and a cell, what a cell is but virus isnt
What is alive?
Lipids main function is to provide _____-term energy
What is long?
Fluid in-between all of the organelles in every kind of cell
What is cytoplasm?
The reproduction cycle that takes the longest
What is lysogenic?
Used to latch onto host cells that also have this on the outside
What is glycoproteins?
Cells have this organelle to synthesize protein
What is ribosome?
The elements that proteins are made up of are carbon, oxygen, hydrogen, and-
What is nitrogen?
Organelle that is larger in plant cells that prokaryotic lack
What is vacuole?
Happens before the virus bursts out of a cell
What is assembly?
The long handle-looking part of a bacteriophage
What is sheath?
Cells have this to protect the outside of it
What is cell wall?
The monomer for polysaccharides
What is starch?