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Which structures are found in all viruses? 1. a plasma membrane and protein coat 2. a protein coat and DNA 3. a promoter and genetic material 4. a capsid and genetic material

Which structures are found in all viruses? 1. a plasma membrane and protein coat 2. a protein coat and DNA 3. a promoter and genetic material 4. a capsid and genetic material
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Which structures are found in all viruses?

1. a plasma membrane and protein coat

2. a protein coat and DNA

3. a promoter and genetic material

4. a capsid and genetic material

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a capsid and genetic material

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4. A capsid and genetic material

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