The document contains a list of word/pictures describing the lytic and lysogenic cycles of viruses. Students are asked to drag each text box under the appropriate cycle heading - lytic cycle, lysogenic cycle, or both. The lytic cycle destroys the host cell quickly, has viral nucleic acid destroy the cell's DNA, and shows symptoms quickly. The lysogenic cycle does not immediately destroy the host cell, has viral nucleic acid incorporated into the host cell's DNA, and can remain undetected for years.
The document contains a list of word/pictures describing the lytic and lysogenic cycles of viruses. Students are asked to drag each text box under the appropriate cycle heading - lytic cycle, lysogenic cycle, or both. The lytic cycle destroys the host cell quickly, has viral nucleic acid destroy the cell's DNA, and shows symptoms quickly. The lysogenic cycle does not immediately destroy the host cell, has viral nucleic acid incorporated into the host cell's DNA, and can remain undetected for years.
The document contains a list of word/pictures describing the lytic and lysogenic cycles of viruses. Students are asked to drag each text box under the appropriate cycle heading - lytic cycle, lysogenic cycle, or both. The lytic cycle destroys the host cell quickly, has viral nucleic acid destroy the cell's DNA, and shows symptoms quickly. The lysogenic cycle does not immediately destroy the host cell, has viral nucleic acid incorporated into the host cell's DNA, and can remain undetected for years.
Look at the list of word/pictures in the bank below.
Drag each text box and place each under lytic
cycle, lysogenic cycle, or both
LYTIC CYCLE LYSOGENIC CYCLE
Needs a host cell Ex: HIV Ex: Influenza (flu), Ebola Virus attaches itself Virus injects DNA or Destroys host cell to the cell RNA into the cell quickly Does not destroy Viral nucleic acid host cell immediately Viral nucleic acid is destroys cells’ DNA incorporated into the Uses cell’s energy to host cell’s DNA Symptoms seen quickly make more viruses More common cycle Virus can remain undetected for years More rare cycle