Herpesviruses can remain dormant within a human host because copies of the virus’s DNA are left behind in nerve cells.

The work of Watson, Crick, Wilkins and Franklin showed:

A virus is not considered to be alive because:

During the elongation phase of translation:

The anticodon on a tRNA molecule will recognize and bind to the codon on the original DNA strand.

Once a virus (such as the one that cause the mumps), enters an animal cell, the next step is:

The process of transcription occurs:

Since the genetic code is universal amongst living organisms (like bacteria and humans), scientists are able to “swap” out genes between organisms.

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The outer region of the cerebrum is known as: