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In very basic terms describe the structure of a retroviral virion.

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biology

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  1. The virion is composed of the DNA genome, a surrounding protein capsid, and an inner lipid bilayer envelope.
  2. The virion is composed of the RNA genome, a surrounding carbohydrate capsid, and an outer protein bilayer envelope.
  3. The virion is composed solely of an RNA genome.
  4. The virion is composed of the RNA genome and an outer carbohydrate bilayer envelope, without a capsid.
  5. The virion is composed of the RNA genome, a surrounding protein capsid, and an outer lipid bilayer envelope.
  6. The virion is composed of the DNA genome, a surrounding carbohydrate capsid, and an outer lipid bilayer envelope.
  7. The virion is composed of the DNA genome, a surrounding lipid bilayer capsid, and an outer carbohydrate envelope.
  8. The virion is composed of the RNA genome, a surrounding carbohydrate capsid, and an inner protein bilayer envelope.
  9. The virion is composed of the RNA genome, a surrounding lipid bilayer capsid, and an inner protein envelope.
  10. The virion is composed of a protein genome, a surrounding carbohydrate capsid, and an outer lipid bilayer envelope.

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stemez-Genetics

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