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virus reproduction Word Scramble

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(1st) attachment	attaches to host (human) cell, .( Viruses can attach to lymphocytes, monocytes, macrophages, and even epithelial cells)
(2nd) Entry	virus DNA enters the host cell.
(3rd) Uncoating	breakdown/removal of the capsid of the virus, causing the virus completely released, exposing viral genes
(4th) Replication	The virus uses the host cell to replicate there RNA/ DNA (depending on the virus, proteins, and genome copies.)
(5th) Assembly	Newly created virus parts self-assemble into new virions, intact and infective virus particles. (original virus growing)
(6th) Mutation	the final changes in structure of the capsid in an immature virion (resulting in an infectious virus particle.)
(7th) Release	In the final step of the virus replication cycle, the cell host releases the new virions into the environment, where the virion can continue the cycle of infecting new cells.