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The outer shell of a virus is called its capsid. The capsid is primarily composed of – A proteins B carbohydrates C fatty acids D mRNA
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The outer shell of a virus is called its capsid. The capsid is primarily composed of –

A proteins B carbohydrates C fatty acids D mRNA

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The answer will be A proteins :)
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