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A virus may be composed of: B. A protein coat C. A genome D. A lipid membrane Viruses do not contain cytoplasm or mitochondria, as these are structures found in cells.

A virus may be composed of: B. A protein coat C. A genome D. A lipid membrane Viruses do not contain cytoplasm or mitochondria, as they lack the complex structures found in cells.

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Question: The structure of a virus is simpler than the structure of a cell. Select all that a virus may be composed of. A. Cytoplasm B. A protein coat C. A genome D. A lipid membrane E. Mitochondrion

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A virus may be composed of: B. A protein coat C. A genome D. A lipid membrane Viruses typically contain genetic material (a genome) and are surrounded by a protein coat. Some viruses also have an outer lipid membrane (envelope), but they do not have cytoplasm or organelles such as mitochondria.

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Oct. 31, 2024, 11:51 a.m.

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Published: Thursday, October 31, 2024

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