The document discusses the structure of two viruses: Tobacco Mosaic Virus (TMV) and bacteriophage T4. TMV has a rod-like structure composed of 2130 coat protein molecules assembled helically around a single-stranded RNA genome. It is approximately 300nm long and 18nm wide. T4 is a tadpole-shaped bacteriophage that infects bacteria. It has a hexagonal protein head connected to a helical tail by a collar. The tail ends in a base plate with spikes and fibers that attach to bacterial cells. Both viruses have genomes protected within their protein capsids during replication.