Viruses - Part 1: Enveloped and Non-Enveloped Viruses

Despite being exposed to billions of viruses per day, only some viruses actually cause infection, indicating that viruses affect humans in different ways. The characteristics of viruses correlate with their structure. Viruses enclosed in a protein capsid are called non-enveloped viruses, whereas surrounded by an envelope are called enveloped viruses.
Outline:
00:00 - The virion
02:16 - The capsid
03:29 - The envelope
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thank you for your time - very informative!

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great stuff

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Thanks so much! So helpful and useful for my undergraduate virology course. : ) Keep it up. Best wishes.

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