The first step in DNA replication is the unzipping of DNA double strands and the formation of the replication fork. DNA helicase unwinds the DNA... View Article
Histones are basic proteins. These proteins are positively charged due to the abundance of basic amino acids such as lysine and arginine. They... View Article
Yes, most bacteria have a single circular DNA, which comprises their genome. It is present in the cytoplasm and forms an irregular shaped... View Article
Research has shown that the extracts of echinacea does appear to have some beneficial effects against certain types of viruses. Read more by... View Article
Yes, lymphocytes are capable of finding and neutralizing viruses. Read how the process occurs: Lymphocytes: Types and Functions of B Lymphocytes... View Article
Modern advancements in research has enabled scientists to programme a CRISPR enzyme to detect and destroy viruses. This effectively makes it an... View Article
Yes, viruses can infect prokaryotic cells such as bacteria. In fact, such viruses are called bacteriophages. Read more by registering at... View Article
Recent research has shown that viruses are capable of infecting other viruses. This means one virus can parasitize another virus if both are... View Article
No. Viruses cannot be treated with antibiotics. Explore Why:Why Can't Antibiotics Kill Viruses? Read more by registering at BYJU’S NEET.... View Article
From a biological perspective, viruses are not classified as cells - hence, they can neither be classified as unicellular or multicellular.... View Article
No. Antibiotics do not work on viruses. Explore Why:Why Can't Antibiotics Kill Viruses? Read more by registering at BYJU’S NEET. Explore... View Article
Current research has shown that viruses are capable of infecting other viruses. More specifically, viruses can parasitize other viruses if they... View Article
