These entities have a protein coat called a capsid.
The compound AZT is typically used to inhibit one specific example of this group. Members of this group can replicate using either the lysogenic or lytic cycles. One member of this group named T4 is known for attacking E. coli. These entities have a protein coat called a capsid. Members of this group that attack bacteria are called bacteriophages (back-TEER-ee-oh-FAY-jezz). For 10 points, name this group of infectious agents, which includes the tobacco mosaic and influenza varieties.
The compound AZT is typically used to inhibit one specific example of this group.
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