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Why are viruses not classified as cells? 1)Viruses are not classified as cells because they lack nucleic acids. 2)Viruses are not classified as cells because they lack proteins.…

Why are viruses not classified as cells? 1)Viruses are not classified as cells because they lack nucleic acids. 2)Viruses are not classified as cells because they lack proteins.…
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Why are viruses not classified as cells?

1)Viruses are not classified as cells because they lack nucleic acids.
2)Viruses are not classified as cells because they lack proteins.
3)Viruses are not classified as cells because they lack metabolism.
4)Viruses are not classified as cells because their genetic material is always RNA.

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viruses are not classified as cells because they lack metabolism

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