Viral

When viral DNA integrates in its host DNA and later cleaves to leave the host cell: - What initiates the response? - Does the host’s genome get cleaved too? - What is this process called?

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... of the box thinking. You can talk about various ways bacteria and virus differ in their mode of infection in the human body. Some example would be viral infection are usually less serious for a specific disease where the fever is lower and the duration is shorter and less severe. .

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maybe she is taking the word "anitbiotics" as if it includes antiviral drugs

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Antibiotics have no effect on viruses. Antibiotics are biologic products obtained from fungus and other biological entities used in the treatment of bacterial diseases. Antibiotics target the cell wall and replicating proteins of the bacteria to destroy (lyse) them.

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... a vaccine would be available within two years. However, the classical vaccination approaches that have been successful in the control of various viral diseases by priming the adaptive immunity to recognize the viral envelope proteins have failed in the case of HIV-1. Some have stated that an ...

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