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Published	01/14/2025	Virus are {{c1::obligate intracelluar}} parasites; they require the host's metabolic process to reproduce
Published	01/14/2025	viruses contain one type of {{c1::nucleic}} acid,  either {{c2::DNA or RNA,}} but not both,
Published	01/14/2025	{{c1::image-occlusion:rect:left=.029:top=.3147:width=.298:height=.0726:oi=1}}
Published	01/14/2025	Viruses can be classified based on their shape into {{c1::helical}} and {{c2::icosahedral}} forms.
Published	01/14/2025	the {{c1::core}} of the virus is protected by a protein core called {{c2::caspid }}
Published	01/14/2025	The {{c1::caspid}} protein provides the shape of the virus
Published	01/14/2025	{{c1::image-occlusion:rect:left=.4759:top=.2365:width=.1761:height=.0906:oi=1}}{{c2::image-occlusion:rect:left=.4804:top=.4352:width=.1941:height=.046…
Published	01/14/2025	the {{c1::envelope}} of the virus serves as an additional layer for protection and made of a {{c2::lipidbilayer }}
Published	01/14/2025	The {{c1::surface molecules}} on the envelope aids in attachment and have antigen spikes
Published	01/14/2025	Bacteriophage are virus that infect {{c1::bateria }}
Published	01/14/2025	the head of the bacteriophage contains
Published	01/14/2025	the tail of the bacteriophage contains
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