| 31. | Maturation is submitted by the assembly of bacteriophage DNA and capsids into virions.
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| 32. | The virions can then infect numerous cellular targets and disseminate into the whole organism.
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| 33. | The virion is pleomorphic; the envelope can occur in spherical and filamentous forms.
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| 34. | French families of de Virion and de Spiner.
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| 35. | Binding between Z and the viral envelope glycoprotein complex is required for virion infectivity.
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| 36. | Each virion contains three copies of the genome.
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| 37. | The inclusions may or may not ( depending on the species ) contain virions.
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| 38. | This complete particle is known as the virion.
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| 39. | These virions can infect survivors of the acute infection caused by the original virus.
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| 40. | The structure of the erbovirus virion is icosahedral,
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