Energy and Propulsion

The very first one Alaska made was a virus, the one with the mosquito legs and diamond-shaped head.

Viruses tend to either take the form of phages, which look like Alaska's clone sticker (And I assume is why it's shaped like that.) or a little protein sphere covered in phospholipid nobs. At least I think they're phospholipids. I may be getting them confused with the bilayer.

Point is, the clone-sticker is a virus.

Tenebrarum wrote:

Viruses tend to either take the form of phages, which look like Alaska's clone sticker (And I assume is why it's shaped like that.) or a little protein sphere covered in phospholipid nobs. At least I think they're phospholipids. I may be getting them confused with the bilayer.

Point is, the clone-sticker is a virus.

I think the nobs are proteins as well, but yes, this is correct. I specifically instructed Alaska to make clone stickers into bacteriophages.