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The characteristic feature distinguishing HIV from bacteria is

A. Acellular viral nature
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B. Peptidoglycan wall
C. Binary fission
D. Independent metabolism

📝 Explanation

HIV is an acellular virus.

📖 Additional Information

  • Acellular viral nature
  • Peptidoglycan wall
  • Binary fission
  • Independent metabolism

HIV is an acellular virus.

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