Discussion
Which is NOT a property of viruses?
Answer: C
Correct answer: Growth in size before dividing
Viruses do not grow and divide. They are assembled from separately synthesised components, so a cell yields hundreds of complete particles at once rather than a parent particle enlarging and splitting. The other three are all defining properties: a protein coat, a nucleic acid genome, and replication only inside a host cell.
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