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Viruses are ________ inside a protein shell.
A
antibodies

B
genomes

C
vaccines

D
bacteria

Sagot :

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Answer:I think its A

Explanation:

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Answer:

B genomes

Explanation:

1. Viruses have DNA

2.they go in the cell and multiply

3.proteins on the virus’ surface are shaped like keys that fit into a receptor or protein of a cell that act like locks

4.virus has a copy of that key

5.virus either entering the cell whole, or injecting its DNA or RNA into the cell

6.new viruses go out of that cell to go to other cells to multiply more

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