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nucleocapsid

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nucleocapsid [¦nü·klē·ō′kap·səd]
(virology)
The nucleic acid of a virus and its surrounding capsid.
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These segments are circular because of their 5' and 3' complementary termini and complex with a nucleocapsid (N) protein to form individual L, M, and S nucleocapsids (1).
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