The virus will have a naked, icosahedral capsid. The envelope of the virus will have two viral glycoproteins. Please limit your answer to the space provided. Messenger RNAs in eukaryotic cells are monocistronic. Viruses have evolved a variety of schemes for growth within this environment, given this constraint.
Methods are available for removing the nuclei from eukaryotic cells in culture.
These enucleated cells can still carry out their cytoplasmic metabolic functions for a period of time. In searching through the freezer in your advisor's laboratory,you discover a box containing three vials of material. In the bottom of the box you find three labels which had fallen from the three now unknown vials. Your advisor sets you to the task of identifying which of the vials contains which virus. You grow each virus in cell culture and prepare virions of each with the genome radiolabeled with 32 P.After isolation of the genomic RNAs, you display them by electrophoresis through an agarose gel.