HIV Replication in Macrophages

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Which enzyme is responsible for replicating the RNA genome of the virus to form viral DNA?

  • Ligase
  • Helicase
  • Reverse transcriptase (correct)
  • Polymerase

What happens to the viral DNA after it is formed?

  • It forms its own separate DNA molecule
  • It gets incorporated into the host cell's DNA (correct)
  • It remains separate from the host cell's DNA
  • It is destroyed by the immune system

What role do macrophages play in the replication of the virus?

  • They act as a factory for producing the virus (correct)
  • They prevent the virus from entering the body
  • They produce the reverse transcriptase enzyme
  • They destroy the virus particles

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