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Virus genome replication and gene expression are critical steps in the viral life cycle that enable the production of new viral particles. These processes vary depending on the type of…

Virus assembly is the process by which newly synthesized viral components—genomic nucleic acids and structural proteins—come together to form new virions (complete virus particles) within an infected host cell. This…

Virus maturation is the final stage of the viral life cycle where newly assembled virions undergo biochemical and structural changes to become fully infectious. Maturation is crucial because, in many…

Virus release is the final step in the viral replication cycle, where newly formed virions exit the host cell to infect new cells. The release mechanism varies depending on the…

Preparing for continuous assessment tests (CATs) and End of Semester examinations in Virology The following study questions are meant to help you study for the upcoming virology examinations. Questions like…

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This section offers Continuous Assessment Tests (CATs) and End-of-Semester University Examinations (UE) for courses on Virology. These resources are designed to help you understand how questions are set and to…

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This section offers Continuous Assessment Tests (CATs) and End-of-Semester University Examinations for courses on Cell and Tissue Culture Techniques. These resources are designed to help you understand how questions are…