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Prions are A) proteins coded by genes. B) strands of nucleic acids encased in a protein coat. C) viral-infected cells. D)infectious proteins with no associated nucleic acid. E) …

Prions are A) proteins coded by genes. B) strands of nucleic acids encased in a protein coat. C) viral-infected cells. D)infectious proteins with no associated nucleic acid. E) …
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Prions are

A) proteins coded by genes.
B) strands of nucleic acids encased in a protein coat.
C) viral-infected cells.
D)infectious proteins with no associated nucleic acid.
E) viral nucleic acids integrated into the host chromosomes.

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D) infectious proteins with no associated nucleic acid.

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