What is one property of viruses that makes it difficult to cure viral infections? the ability of viruses to hide in the host’s D
NA the slow rate at which viruses evolve into host cells
the lack of genetic variation in viral capsids
the tendency for viruses to produce host proteins
The correct answer is the ability of viruses to hide in the host’s DNA.
Explanation:
Viruses have the most influential property that when they attack the host they hijack the machinery of host cells and hide inside the host cell because they lack their own cellular machinery.
There is nothing more we can do for viral infections as viruses hide in host cells and sometimes they can not be detected by the immune system, and treating them can also harm the host cells.
Thus, the correct answer is the ability of viruses to hide in the host’s DNA.
Three meninges cover the brain and spinal cord. Pia mater refers to the deepest meninx of the brain. It is a thin delicate layer of connective tissue. It is a transparent connective tissue layer like that of cellophane. Being a transparent and thin tissue layer, it looks like a cellophane wrap adhered to the surface of the brain.
