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Herpes and other enveloped viruses enter their host cells ____.

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Herpes and other enveloped viruses enter their host cells ____.

Herpes and other enveloped viruses enter their host cells ____.
a. through pores
b. by dissolving the host plasma membrane
c. by fusion of the viral membrane with the cells plasma membrane
d. by activating transport proteins in the host cell's plasma membrane
e. by engulfing the host cell

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Four of the following are true of herpes simplex 1. Which one is the exception?
a. It is a DNA virus.
b. It has a latent phase in its replication cycle.
c. It can remain latent in nerve cells for years.
d. Activation of the latent virus causes cold sores.
e. Once activated it causes a form of skin cancer.

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