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Sourav PanLv 10January 23, 2026

If the virus is present as a provirus in the host cell, it remains latent and never produces new virus. A) True B) False

If the virus is present as a provirus in the host cell, it remains latent and never produces new virus.
A) True
B) False

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Sourav PanLv 10May 15, 2025

B) False: A provirus may remain latent, but it can be activated later to produce new viruses.

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