1. A unicellular organism with no nucleus is a 2. The type of infection in which a virus does not immediately start replicating itself, but inserts a piece of DNA into the host cell's genome which becomes activated at a later date is called a

3. A spiral or corkscrew-shaped prokaryote is called

4. The thick internal wall that can enclose a prokaryote's DNA and some cytoplasm when conditions are unfavorable is called a

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22 August, 23:12

1. A unicellular organism with no nucleus is a 2. The type of infection in which a virus does not immediately start replicating itself, but inserts a piece of DNA into the host cell's genome which becomes activated at a later date is called a

3. A spiral or corkscrew-shaped prokaryote is called

4. The thick internal wall that can enclose a prokaryote's DNA and some cytoplasm when conditions are unfavorable is called a

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Hayden Bradford · Answer 1

1. A unicellular organism with no nucleus is a Prokaryotes.

2. The type of infection in which a virus does not immediately start replicating itself, but inserts a piece of DNA into the host cell’s genome which becomes activated at a later date is called a Lysogenic infection

3. A spiral or corkscrew-shaped prokaryote is called Spirillum

4. The thick internal wall that can enclose a prokaryote’s DNA and some cytoplasm when conditions are unfavorable is called a Endospore