Question

11. Viruses come in many different structures. What would these different virus

structures likely have in common? What might be different?

Answer 1

All of these viruses would still have genetic material, either in the form of DNA or RNA. They also would have a protein coat known as a capsid. However, some of these viruses may have an envelope in addition, which covers the capsid (such as the influenza virus). Some of these viruses could also package enzymes within them.

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