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Virus Replication (N/A)

Target: N/A
Molecular classification: Process

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Virus replication refers to the process by which viruses produce new infectious particles (virions) within a host cell. Unlike living organisms, viruses cannot replicate independently; they rely entirely on the molecular machinery of their host cells for reproduction. The process is essential for viral propagation and infection of new cells or hosts.

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N/A

Biological functions

Viral propagationViral pathogenesisInfection of new cellsViral genome synthesisViral protein synthesisVirion assemblyVirion maturationVirion release

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Infection

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