Describe the genomic structure of the Rabies virus Baltimore Classification of Rabies Viruses What is the Rabies genome made of? What are the Rabies genes? How are Rabies organized? Is the Rabies genome single stranded, double stranded, RNA, DNA and what does it mean to be + or - strand? Is it segmented and what does that mean?

Describe the genomic structure of the Rabies virus Baltimore Classification of Rabies Viruses What is the Rabies genome made of? What are the Rabies genes? How are Rabies organized? Is the Rabies genome single stranded, double stranded, RNA, DNA and what does it mean to be + or - strand? Is it segmented and what does that mean?

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