When a virus infects a cell,

A. the proteins and nucleic acids enter the cell.

B. the nucleic acids enter the cell, but not the proteins.

C. the proteins enter the cell, but not the nucleic acids.

D. neither the proteins nor the nucleic acids enter the cell.

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Harley Meyer

Biology

27 October, 14:52

When a virus infects a cell,

A. the proteins and nucleic acids enter the cell.

B. the nucleic acids enter the cell, but not the proteins.

C. the proteins enter the cell, but not the nucleic acids.

D. neither the proteins nor the nucleic acids enter the cell.

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Carl Nolan · Answer 1

The answer is B. Reason is the protein stays out in the outer layer aka nuclear envelop of the cell as a adapt and manipulation to the cell. Then the nucleic acid enters to replicate.

When a virus infects a cell,A. the proteins and nucleic acids enter the cell.B. the nucleic acids enter the cell, but not the proteins.C. the proteins enter the cell, but not the nucleic acids.D. neither the proteins nor the nucleic acids enter the cell.

When a virus infects a cell,

A. the proteins and nucleic acids enter the cell.

B. the nucleic acids enter the cell, but not the proteins.

C. the proteins enter the cell, but not the nucleic acids.

D. neither the proteins nor the nucleic acids enter the cell.