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Topics Transport in Mammals · Cell Structure · Biological Molecules · Enzymes · Cell Membranes and Transport · The Mitotic Cell Cycle · +5 more

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Q11MCell StructureFree sample

The size of the measles virus, Morbillivirus, is approximately 150 nm150\ \text{nm}.

The Mimivirus is approximately 4.54.5 times larger than Morbillivirus, whilst the Pandoravirus is approximately 1.51.5 times larger than the Mimivirus.

Which viruses can be seen using a light microscope with a maximum resolution of 0.25 μm0.25\ \mu\text{m} and using an electron microscope?

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MorbillivirusMimivirusPandoraviruskey
A✓ = can be seen
B✗ = cannot be seen
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