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How is an enveloped virus structurally different from a phage, like T4?
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A. An enveloped virus has a protein capsid, but a phage lacks a protein capsid.
B. An enveloped virus has DNA as its genetic material, but a phage has RNA as its genetic material.
C. The entire enveloped virus enter the cell by fusing with the plasma membrane, and phage inject their DNA into its host cell

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