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How are viroids different from viruses?


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  1. Viroids are communicable entities that affect plants that are smaller than viruses.
  2. A virus is an infectious substance consisting of nucleic acid molecules surrounded by a coat of protein.

ViroidsViruses
1.RNA doesn't code for protein 1.RNA codes protein
2.It consists of a single circular DNA2.It consists of numerous DNA
3.RNA is copied only in nuclear space 3.RNA is copied in cytoplasm and nucleus

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