Virology: Which statement is true about SARS-COV-2?O a. It has an icosahedral capsid and it is an enveloped virusO b.lt has a helical capsid and it is an enveloped virusO c. It has a helical capsid and it is not an enveloped virusO d. None of the statements above are correct

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Which statement is true about SARS-COV-2?
O a. It has an icosahedral capsid and it is an enveloped virus
O b.lt has a helical capsid and it is an enveloped virus
O c. It has a helical capsid and it is not an enveloped virus
O d. None of the statements above are correct

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