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Virus-induced DNA polymerases are enzymes encoded by viruses that catalyze the synthesis of DNA from a DNA template during viral genome replication. These polymerases are essential for the replication and propagation of many DNA viruses, especially those that replicate in environments where host cell polymerases are unavailable or insufficient. They are targets for antiviral drugs.
Inhibition of viral DNA synthesis
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