Viral Structure

Sometimes viruses have an extra protective layer called the...

• capsid

• a fur coat

• membrane envelope

• cell membrane

Identify structure W.

• Capsid

• Membrane Envelope

• Viral Genome (RNA/DNA)

• Glycoproteins

Identify structure Y.

• Caspid

• Membrane Envelope

• Viral Genome (RNA/DNA)

Identify structure Y.

• Capsid

• Membrane Envelope

• Viral Genome (RNA/DNA)

• Glycoproteins

Identify structure X.

• Capsid

• Membrane Envelope

• Viral Genome (RNA/DNA)

• Glycoproteins

Classify the pathogen based on is structure

• Bacteria

• Virus

Identify structure X.

• Capsid

• Membrane Envelope

• Viral Genome (RNA/DNA)

• Glycoproteins

What does a virus have on the outside?

• a protein coat

• a fur coat

• crispy skin

• membrane

A capsid is

• a structure that directly causes cell lysis

• the type of virus that attacks bacteria

• the genetic material of a virus

• the protein coat of a virus

A virus consists of:

• RNA or DNA and a cell membrane

• RNA or DNA and a protein coat

• RNA and DNA and a protein coat

• proteins, cell membrane, and RNA