When a Bacterial Cell Is Infected, the Virus Protection Coat

question 10

Multiple Choice

When a bacterial cell is infected, the virus protection coat

• A) enters the host cell with the viral genome.
• B) remains on the outside of the host cell.
• C) enters the host cell separately from the viral genome.
• D) is released to attach to and inject another host cell.
• E) becomes part of the host cell membrane.

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