What are the subunits of capsids?
Correct answer: A. Capsomere
- A. Capsomere
- B. Flagella
- C. Hyphae
- D. Septa
Explanation
Capsomeres are tiny subunits that make up the protein coat, referred to as the capsid. Capsomeres are known as capsid subunits, which are the outer protective covering of proteins that protect the virus's genetic material. TMV is also known as the tobacco mosaic virus. It is a type of single-stranded RNA virus.
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