All of the Following Characteristics Are Common to the Virions

question 25

Multiple Choice

All of the following characteristics are common to the virions of all of the phycodnaviruses EXCEPT:

• A) They have a core which contains the double-stranded DNA genome.
• B) The DNA containing core is surrounded a lipid bilayer.
• C) The internal lipid membrane is surrounded by an icosahedral capsid.
• D) The presence of an outer membrane acquired by budding from the host cell.
• E) All of the above are found in the virions of all phycodnaviruses.

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