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Hello students, the question that is given over here says that the early enzymes encoded by the viral, that is the infecting virus, they are produced during what phase of the viral replication cycle.
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Most productive viral infections, they follow the similar step in the viral replication cycle, that is, first they get attached, which is known as the attachment, followed this penetration and then the next step which follows the penetration is uncoating and then replication assembly and release all virus they depend on these cells for reproduction and for metabolic protocol by themselves virus do not encode for all the enzymes necessary for the viral infection but within the host cell a can command the cellular machinery to produce more viral particles.
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Bacteriophages, they replicate only in the cytoplasm, since the prokaryotic cells do not have a nucleus or a organelles.
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In youth cariotic cells, most dna virus can replicate inside the nucleus, with an exception absorbed in the last dna virus such as the pox virus.
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Because they replicate only in the cytoplasm, are not in the nucleus.
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Rna virus, they infect the animal cells.
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They also often replicate in the cytoplasm...