The majority of DNA viral genomes are replicated using Virally encoded RNA-depen
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The majority of DNA viral genomes are replicated using Virally encoded RNA-dependent DNA polymerase None of the following answers Virally encoded RNA-dependent RNA polymerase Host-encoded DNA-dependent DNA polymerase Virally encoded DNA-dependent DNA polymerase QUESTION 2 1 points Save Adenovirus viral protein E1A, HPV viral protein E7, and SV40 protein LT targets which protein specifically? p21 pTp p53 QUESTION 3 1 points Save Which statement about viral DNA synthesis is NOT correct? Viral DNA replication is delayed after infection due to the synthesis of at least one viral protein DNA is synthesized in a 5'-3' direction Quiescent cells ensure exponential and efficient viral DNA replication DNA viruses encode at least one protein involved in DNA synthesisExplanation / Answer
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Host encoded DNA dependent DNA polymerase
2.2
Rb
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Viral DNA replication is delayed after infection due to the synthesis of steady of one viral protein
4.3
RNA dependent DNA polymerase acts in combination with other viral and host factors to synthesis RNA
5.2
Efficient proofreading activity of RNA dependent RNA polymerase
6.2
The endosome becomes acidified
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