Viroids have
a)
ssRNA not enclosed by protein coat
b)
ssDNA not enclosed by protein coat
c)
dsDNA enclosed by protein coat
d)
dsRNA enclosed by protein coat
Viroids have
a)
ssRNA not enclosed by protein coat
b)
ssDNA not enclosed by protein coat
c)
dsDNA enclosed by protein coat
d)
dsRNA enclosed by protein coat
Question ID - 71 | Top Ranker Answer | SaraNextGen
Viroids have
a)
ssRNA not enclosed by protein coat
b)
ssDNA not enclosed by protein coat
c)
dsDNA enclosed by protein coat
d)
dsRNA enclosed by protein coat
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Viroids have |
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a) |
ssRNA not enclosed by protein coat |
b) |
ssDNA not enclosed by protein coat |
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c) |
dsDNA enclosed by protein coat |
d) |
dsRNA enclosed by protein coat |
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Answer Key : (a) -
Answer Link(a)
Viroids are small, single stranded, circular RNA molecules not enclosed by protein coat. They were discovered by T O Diener in 1971. Viroid replication requires host encoded RNA polymerase.
