Imagine that a researcher discovers a new type of virus. This virus contains single‑stranded RNA with "negative" sense. Consider the image.Which statement is true regarding this virus?According to the Baltimore system, this virus would be classified as a type V virus.Based on the presence of single‑stranded RNA, this virus is likely similar to HIV.According to the Baltimore system, this virus would be classified as a type IV virus.This virus must use reverse transcriptase to produce mRNA. Group VIIIncompletedouble-stranded DNA, W nGroup VI and VIIviruses use3' Group IIW Single-stranded DNA, (+)reverseReversetranscriptase toproduce double-stranded DNA.sense(+)DNAtranscriptase(Example:Hepatitis B)(Example: Canine parvovirus)Group VISingle-strandedRNA,(+) sense,Reversetranscriptase(Example: HIV)GroupIMW Double-stranded DNA(Example: Adenovirus)(+)RNA(-)DNAGroup IVSingle-strandedRNĂ,(+) sense(Example: Zika)Group IIDouble-stranded(Example:Rotavirus)(+)RNA(-)RNAMRNA(+)Group IV and Vviruses useRNA-dependentRNA polymeraseto producecomplementaryRNA strands.Group V5' Single-trandedRNĀ, (-) sense(Examples:Group Vviruses mustsynthesizeMRNA with aInfluenza, Ebola) (+) sense in(-)RNAorder toproduceviralproteins.

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Imagine that a researcher discovers a new type of virus. This virus contains single‑stranded RNA with "negative" sense. Consider the image. Which statement is true regarding this virus? According to the Baltimore system, this virus would be classified as a type V virus. Based on the presence of single‑stranded RNA, this virus is likely similar to HIV. According to the Baltimore system, this virus would be classified as a type IV virus. This virus must use reverse transcriptase to produce mRNA.

Imagine that a researcher discovers a new type of virus. This virus contains single‑stranded RNA with "negative" sense. Consider the image. Which statement is true regarding this virus? According to the Baltimore system, this virus would be classified as a type V virus. Based on the presence of single‑stranded RNA, this virus is likely similar to HIV. According to the Baltimore system, this virus would be classified as a type IV virus. This virus must use reverse transcriptase to produce mRNA.

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Chapter24: Viruses And Subviral Agents

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 10TYU: Arrange the following list into the correct sequence for part of the cycle of a retrovirus: 1. dsDNA...

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