In lecture we discussed the features of living organisms that most scientists would agree are reasonable. viruses have some, but not all, of these characteristics. which of the following characteristics of life do viruses never exhibit, even when they are inside their host cell? - viruses are carbon based.- viruses are composed of one or more cells.- viruses have heritable genetic information.- viruses evolve.- viruses are composed of proteins and nucleic acids.

Viruses are composed of one or more cells.

Explanation:

Virus is an organism that is incapable of replicating on its own, hence, it needs to infect a living host to perform this task. According to the question, living organisms exhibits certain characteristics that confirms the possession of life in them. Virus is a set of organism that exhibits some of these characteristics but not all.

Virus is an organism with a genetic material surrounded by a protein coat called CAPSID. Viruses are not composed of cells like other living organisms do. They do not possess the organnelles that makes up a cell in order for it to function. Even in a host cell, viruses do not perform this functions, they only replicate their genetic material in their host. Hence, due to this reason, viruses are not considered living things.

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