What are the steps in viral replication? Why don’t we call it reproduction?
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1. Attachment and penetration in which Virus attaches to a host cell and injects its DNA into it.
2. Replication and assembly, in which viruses use the host's machinery for replication and makes copy of it's genetic material.
3. Release, at which virus particle breaks the whole cell and make themselves free.
B. By definition Virus are the microscopic particle which are considered to be an intermediate between living and non-living thing. Outside host they are inanimate. To me since reproduction is an extensive character for living organism, so why we don't call it reproduction.
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