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artcher [175]
2 years ago
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One of the most unusual aspects of virus particles is the absence of all organelles and other smaller structures. Whereas cells

have many kinds of organelles, viruses consist of only two parts: a nucleic acid core made of DNA or RNA, and a tough, potective protein shell. Which name is given to this tough shell made of protein?
Biology
1 answer:
liraira [26]2 years ago
7 0

Answer:

The protein covering of a virus is called a capsid.

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