Please differentiate between DNA and RNA Viruses and how each one replicates within the host cell.
Please differentiate between DNA and RNA Viruses and how each one replicates within the host cell.
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Difference between DNA and RNA Viruses are :-
2. DNA virus replication steps in the host cells
RNA virus replication steps :-
- Adsorption = RNA virus attaches to the host cell and injects it's RNA virus into the host cell to initiate infection.
- Entry = The cell membrane of the host cells invaginates the virus particles , enclosing it in pinocytotic vacoule.
- Uncoating = cell enzymes strip off the viral protein coat . This releases the nucleic acid.
- mRNA production = infecting RNA virus produces messenger RNA. The mRNA is used to instruct the host cells to produce viral components .
- Synthesis of viral components = new protein coats are produced inside the cell.
- Assembly = Mature visions assemble within the cell.
- Release = Cell ruptures and release mature virus particles.
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Please differentiate between DNA and RNA Viruses and how each one replicates within the host cell.
3. Describe the cell locations in which RNA and DNA viruses multiply.
3. Describe the cell locations in which RNA and DNA viruses multiply.
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