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The virus particles are held together by polyhedron and p10 protein.

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asked Feb 8, 2022 in Genetic Engineering by Charlotte (118k points)

The virus particles are held together by polyhedron and p10 protein.

(a) True

(b) False

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My question is taken from Cultured Cells And Bacillovirus in section Using Other Organisms of Genetic Engineering

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answered Feb 9, 2022 by Noah (693k points)
selected Sep 18, 2022 by Charlotte

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Right option is (a) True

For explanation I would say: The virus particles are held together by polyhedron and p10 proteins. Polyhedron protein is of 29kDa. The virus particles are held together as occlusion bodies.

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