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Viruses are the organism which replicate only inside the living
cells of an organism.
1) Eukaryotic viruses
This type of viruses enter into eukaryotic host cell.The is
surrounding of viral genomea made up of protein
shell known as capsid.The capsids of eukaryotic viruses consist of
a number of different proteins.Protein modification involves
proteolytic cleavage, glycosylation and phosphorylation.
Pathogenic viruses are caused destruction of host cell.
2) Bacteria-archaea infectious viruses
A virus that infects and replicates within Bacteria and archaea
called
bacteriophage. Genome of bacteriophages encode may few to hundreds
of gene.Bacteriophages are composed of Protein that encalsulate a
RNA genome or DNA. Number of bacteriophages on the planet, more
than every other organisam therefore genomes come in a variety of
forms and sizes.
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