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DNA Virus Ariel Chen

What? A virus containing DNA as its genetic material and using a DNA-dependent DNA polymerase during replication

FROM? Belong to either Group I or Group II of the Baltimore classification system for viruses Baltimore classification – A classification system Used to group viruses Into families

Replication? mRNA are made to be translated into protein by the host cell translation machinery Replicate its genome Host enzymes for mRNA synthesis and DNA replication are nuclear, so if a virus wants to avail itself of these enzymes, it needs to enter the nucleus

Examples? Smallpox chickenpox

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