An acute viral disease is the likely result of ________ infection. a) a persistent b) a...
An acute viral disease is the likely result of ________ infection.
a) a persistent
b) a lytic
c) a latent
d) a lysogenic
e) either latent or lysogenic
Homework Answers
Answee A. Lytic infection.
During lytic cycle of viral replication, the virus attacks the host cell and divides inside to form loads of viral particles. It is seen during active viral infection.
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