How Are Prions Different from All Other Known Infectious Agents

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Multiple Choice

How are prions different from all other known infectious agents?

• A) They lack nucleic acid.
• B) They cannot reproduce outside a cell.
• C) They can be destroyed by incineration.
• D) They act as slow viruses.
• E) They cause neurological problems.

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