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What is not reproduced when a virus invades a host cell? A. more host cells B. the virus's proteins C. the virus's genetic material D. more viruses

What is not reproduced when a virus invades a host cell? A. more host cells B. the virus's proteins C. the virus's genetic material D. more viruses
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What is not reproduced when a virus invades a host cell?

A. more host cells
B. the virus's proteins
C. the virus's genetic material
D. more viruses

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User Eryc
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A. more host cells.

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