Question

How does the nucleic acid vary in bacteriophages as compared to TMV.
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Answer 1

Answer:

Nucleic acid vary in bacteriophage (virus infected Bacteria) as compare to TMV ( tobacco mosaic virus) because :-

• In bacteriophages the DNA of bacteria is infected / used by virus to replicate it self , it means that DNA/RNA or nucleic acid is not belongs to the viral genome.

• but in TMV it have own RNA molecules or nucleic acid.

so, both nucleic acids are different .

Answer 2

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How does the nucleic acid vary in bacteriophages as compared to TMV.

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Bacteriophage

The virus which infects bacterial cells is known as bacteriophage. There are many varieties of bacteriophages, such as DNA virus, MV-11, RNA virus, λ page, etc.

TMV is made up of a piece of nucleic acid (ribonucleic acid; RNA) and a surrounding protein coat. The complete virus is a submicroscopic, rigid, rod-shaped particle