A.1) Given what you know about genome size why might you expect neutral substitutions to happen more slowly in viruses t...
A.1) Given what you know about genome size why might you expect neutral substitutions to happen more slowly in viruses than in bacteria?
A.2) Why might neutral substitutions actually happen faster in viruses than bacteria?
Homework Answers
Answer:- Neutral substitutions to happen more slowly in viruses
than in bacteria because virusia a acellular organism that contain
DNA/RNA as genome.
- mutations that are induced by polymerase
excision repair on mispaired bases and mutated
dsDNA, but that are unable to fix such mistakes
in dsRNA or RNA–DNA heteroduplexes14.
2. Because mostly virus have DNA as gemetic material and protein coat.
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