Multiple Choice
Which of the following is an example of a secondary sexual characteristic?
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27. The Reproductive System
Introduction to the Reproductive System
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During which phase of the reproductive cycle is a virulent virus most likely to affect the host?
A
Any phase, as viruses do not depend on the reproductive cycle
B
Luteal phase
C
Menstrual phase
D
Ovulation
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Understand that viruses are infectious agents that can affect host cells at any time, regardless of the host's reproductive cycle.
Recognize that the reproductive cycle phases, such as the luteal phase, menstrual phase, and ovulation, are specific to the female reproductive system and involve hormonal changes.
Consider that viruses do not rely on these hormonal changes to infect cells; they can enter and replicate within host cells whenever they encounter a susceptible cell.
Acknowledge that the immune system's state can influence viral infection, but this is not directly tied to the reproductive cycle phases.
Conclude that a virulent virus can affect the host during any phase of the reproductive cycle, as its activity is independent of these phases.
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