The explanation for this question made my head spin a little.
"... Because retroviruses have 2 copies of single stranded RNA they are diploid. By definition, a diploid cell contains two copies of each chromosomal set..."
Maybe im just use to chromosomes and diploidy harping on DNA and not RNA. Is this a false assumption?
Seriously where is salty.
"... Because retroviruses have 2 copies of single stranded RNA they are diploid. By definition, a diploid cell contains two copies of each chromosomal set..."
Maybe im just use to chromosomes and diploidy harping on DNA and not RNA. Is this a false assumption?
Seriously where is salty.