Fill the labels to complete each of the sentences that discuss multiplication of a + strand RNA animal virus.

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8 00:27:46 penetration envelope progeny proteins -SSRNA adsorption enzymes capsids genome ribosomes mRNA template into the host cell, the and is immediately necessary to further viral proliferation, such Following and then genomic+ strand of RNA acts directly as translated into the as replicative In addition to acting as mRNA, the+ RNA genomic strand is also used as a which in turn acts as a template to to make make many copies of genomic + strand RNA for packaging into the viruses. Additional + SSRNA strands are made from the - ssSRNA to serve as the mRNA for synthesis of late stage proteins such as protein synthesis takes place in the host's these structures. and spikes. All since viruses lack Exit from the host cell occurs in one of two ways. If the cell is lysed when the virus matures, then the virus will not acquire an If the virus buds out of a membrane-bound organelle, the membrane surrounds the capsid and pinches off, enveloping the virus as it leaves the cell. 8 00:27:46 penetration envelope progeny proteins -SSRNA adsorption enzymes capsids genome ribosomes mRNA template into the host cell, the and is immediately necessary to further viral proliferation, such Following and then genomic+ strand of RNA acts directly as translated into the as replicative In addition to acting as mRNA, the+ RNA genomic strand is also used as a which in turn acts as a template to to make make many copies of genomic + strand RNA for packaging into the viruses. Additional + SSRNA strands are made from the - ssSRNA to serve as the mRNA for synthesis of late stage proteins such as protein synthesis takes place in the host's these structures. and spikes. All since viruses lack Exit from the host cell occurs in one of two ways. If the cell is lysed when the virus matures, then the virus will not acquire an If the virus buds out of a membrane-bound organelle, the membrane surrounds the capsid and pinches off, enveloping the virus as it leaves the cell.

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