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Dexter Levy
26 January, 13:32
Does a virus have a membrane-bound organelles?
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Kyra Wyatt
26 January, 16:43
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There is no cytoplasm, cell membrane, true nucleus or chromosomes, cell organelles, e. g. mitochondria, ribosomes etc. Virus has a simple coat of protein only. Virus size about 1/1000 of animal cell
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