What are the common atoms found in viruses such as flu? does a virus exist that has say Chlorine or Selenium?
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Viruses are constructed of proteins and a nucleic acid. This means that the most common atoms are carbon, hydrogen, oxygen; followed by nitrogen and phosphorous.
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Viruses are essentially just DNA or RNA surrounded by a coat of protein. The atoms that make them up then are the same atoms that make up the macromolecules of other cells, primarily C, H, N, O, S, and P.
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