Select the most accurate answer: Adenoviruses: A. are non-enveloped dsRNA B. are most infection are symptomatic C. are infection are common in adults D. have only one antigen (serotype) E. are icosahedral, 252 caspsomers, fibers projection, like a satellite (space ship) F. replicate in the cytoplasm G. subgroup A: serotypes 12, 18, and 31: are highly oncogenic H. Both E and G

Select the most accurate answer: Adenoviruses: A. are non-enveloped dsRNA B. are most infection are symptomatic C. are infection are common in adults D. have only one antigen (serotype) E. are icosahedral, 252 caspsomers, fibers projection, like a satellite (space ship) F. replicate in the cytoplasm G. subgroup A: serotypes 12, 18, and 31: are highly oncogenic H. Both E and G

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