How are viruses spread from cell to cell?

Biology

1 answer:

abruzzese [7]3 years ago

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Answer:

Replicate itself into the cell host

Explanation:

Visus is made from a protein capsule and inside a fragment of RNA. Sometimes they also have some feet of filament to get attached to the cellular membrane.

Once attached, the virus injects its RNA into the cytoplasm and travels to the nucleus and insert this fragment of RNA into the cell DNA and start making copies of itself.

When the cell is full of virus, the membrane breaks and releases all the new virus to the neighbor cells, and the process starts again.

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