Match each part of a virus with the best description of it.

Envelope protein - proteins that stick out from the virus body

Envelope - protein shell around the virus

DNA/RNA - instructions to make more viruses

Capsid - container holding the DNA/RNA

Capsomeres - building blocks of the capsomeres

Explanation:

The envelope is the outermost layer of the virus. Envelope proteins are attached to the envelope and stick out. These are the proteins that bind to cell receptors to allow viruses to enter cells.

The capsid is made up of capsomeres, and it surrounds the genome of the virus. The genome is either made up of DNA or RNA, and contains instructions to make more viral particles.

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