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RNA virus that carries the enzyme reverse transcriptase and forms a DNA copy of its genome during its reproductive cycle.
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a class of enveloped viruses that have their genetic material in the form of RNA and use the reverse transcriptase enzyme to translate their RNA into DNA in the host cell.
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| retrovirus |
A virus capable of altering the normal genetic writing process, causing the host cell to replicate the virus instead of itself. HIV is an example of such a virus.
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| retrovirus |
A family of RNA viruses that have the unique characteristic of producing an enzyme that makes a DNA copy of its genetic information from an RNA template (the opposite of what normally takes place). The most widely recognized of these viruses is HIV, the causative agent in AIDS. Another virus from this family (HTLV-1) has been associated with T cell leukemia. Initial reports of an association of an HTLV-II-like retrovirus with CFS could not be confirmed in subsequent studies.
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A virus that carries its genetic material as RNA, rather than DNA. Retroviruses use reverse transcriptase to insert their genetic material into the chromosomes of infected cells.
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