Discussion
An icosahedral capsid has rotational symmetry described as
Answer: C
The icosahedron has axes of fivefold, threefold and twofold rotation, written 532, which is what allows a closed shell to be built from many copies of one protein. That economy matters because a small genome cannot encode a large, unique container.
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