Multiple Choice
How are viruses different from bacteria?
A) They have a single type of nucleic acid.
B) They may be pathogenic to humans.
C) They do not contain protein.
D) They are too small to be seen with the unaided eye.
Correct Answer:
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Q1: Influenza is caused by a DNA virus.
Q3: Animal viruses without envelopes enter the host
Q4: What type of molecule are viroids composed
Q5: Viral progeny are synthesized as small particles
Q6: Evidence suggests that viruses evolved only after
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Q8: Who is credited with the discovery of
Q9: All enveloped animal viruses have protein spikes.
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Q11: In which types of viruses are envelopes