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1. Viruses Ch 19 – Lecture Monday 12/2/13 Tuesday: Lab Quiz: Protists and Fungi Wednesday: Lecture Quiz on Fungi Thursday: LAB Exam * Bring book and notes 2. Importance…

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Viruses ⢠Simple acellular infectious agents ⢠Consisting of one or more molecules of nucleic acids enclosed in a protein coat=capsid ⢠Protein coat or capsid could…

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