A) They are sometimes erroneously called blue-green algae.
B) They can form toxic blooms in water enriched with nutrients.
C) They can combine with fungi to form lichens.
D) They can colonize rocks.
E) All of the answer choices are true statements about cyanobacteria.
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A) halophiles-cold Antarctic ice
B) thermoacidophiles-hot, acidic environments
C) methanogens-high salt concentration
D) cyanobacteria-bacteriorhodopsin
E) methanogens-live in very high altitudes
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A) it cannot be a retrovirus.
B) the viral genome is reproduced along with the host cell.
C) it must be a retrovirus.
D) it is gaining a new envelope via "budding."
E) it is easy to develop immunity against.
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A) archaeans.
B) prions.
C) cyanobacteria.
D) phages.
E) retroviruses.
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A) budding.
B) attachment.
C) biosynthesis.
D) uncoating.
E) assembly.
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A) amino acids.
B) protein.
C) glucose.
D) lipids.
E) nucleic acid.
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A) transformation.
B) transduction.
C) conjugation.
D) infection.
E) replication.
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A) crossing-over between paired chromosomes in meiosis
B) a bacteria cell passing DNA to another bacterial cell by means of a sex pilus
C) virus carries DNA from a previous host cell to a new host cell
D) live bacterium picks up DNA from a dead bacterium
E) one bacterial cell dividing to form two bacterial cells
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True/False
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A) a membrane.
B) nucleic acids.
C) enzymes.
D) a metabolic pathway.
E) RNA and enzymes.
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A) proteins → CH4 and NH3 → amino acids → C, H, O, N
B) C, H, O, N → CH4 and NH3 → amino acids → proteins
C) C, H, O, N → amino acids → proteins → CH4 and NH3
D) amino acids → proteins → C, H, O, N → CH4 and NH3
E) CH4 and NH3 → proteins → C, H, O, N → amino acids
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A) They would have contained DNA as the genetic material.
B) They evolved after the first true cells.
C) They represent stage 3 in the evolution of life.
D) They would have contained only monomers.
E) The hydrophilic heads of the membrane would have pointed inwards, while the hydrophobic tails would have pointed outwards.
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A) archaean.
B) bacterium.
C) cyanobacterium.
D) prion.
E) virus.
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A) Prions are believed to cause Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease (CJD) .
B) Prions are misshapen proteins that cause other proteins to change shape.
C) Mad cow disease (BSE) is spread by consumption of cattle feed contaminated with prions.
D) The buildup of these abnormal proteins cause a loss of neurons.
E) All of the answer choices are true statements about prions.
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A) lightning
B) ultraviolet radiation
C) heat from volcanoes
D) falling water
E) sound
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A) a noncellular living organism
B) one of the smallest bacteria known
C) a member of the kingdom Virusae
D) an organism composed of only a few cells
E) chemical complexes of RNA or DNA protected by protein
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A) their plasma membranes and cell walls
B) their metabolism
C) the ability to form multicellular organisms
D) their reproductive capabilities
E) their nucleus
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A) They are acellular.
B) They are obligate parasites.
C) They can be synthesized from chemicals in the laboratory.
D) They can contain DNA or RNA.
E) Diseases caused by them may be treatable with antibiotics.
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A) herpesvirus-chickenpox
B) Epstein-Barr virus-shingles
C) viroid-scrapie
D) prion-influenza
E) HIV-Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease
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A) A. I. Oparin
B) Stanley Miller
C) Sidney Fox
D) Graham Cairns-Smith
E) Thomas Cech and Sidney Altman
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