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Both viruses and cells contain I. nuclei. II. genetic material. III. mitochondria. IV. cell membranes.

Both viruses and cells contain I. nuclei. II. genetic material. III. mitochondria. IV. cell membranes.
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Both viruses and cells contain

I. nuclei.
II. genetic material.
III. mitochondria.
IV. cell membranes.

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Answer:

2. Genetic material

Step-by-step explanation:

Viruses aren't classified as cells

User Kamil Adryjanek
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4, even plant cells have cell membranes.
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