1. Which of the following would have pseudopods? 1) Amoebae 2) Filamentous fungi 3) Yeasts 4)...
1. Which of the following would have pseudopods?
1) Amoebae
2) Filamentous fungi
3) Yeasts
4) Viruses
2. For enveloped viruses, one of the main components of the envelope is
1) DNA
2) RNA
3) Peptidoglycan
4) Lipid from host membrane
Homework Answers
1) Option 1 is the correct answer.
Amoebae have pseudopodia for locomotion, while yeasts and filamentous fungi do not have any specialized structure for locomotion. viruses usually move by swimming by their tails.
2) Option 4 is the correct answer.
DNA or RNA is the genetic material of viruses and is present inside the particle. Peptidoglycan is a part of bacterial cell wall. The envelope of viruses is composed of lipid bilayer which is comprised of host membrane lipids.
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