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What does a virus do once it invades a host cell? A begins multiplying B) releases toxins C begins making proteins Dall of the above

What does a virus do once it invades a host cell? A begins multiplying B) releases toxins C begins making proteins Dall of the above
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What does a virus do once it invades a host cell?

A begins multiplying
B) releases toxins
C begins making proteins
Dall of the above

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User Majster
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Begin multiplying I think
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User Vjjj
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I would say it begins to multiply based on the picture below

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What does a virus do once it invades a host cell? A begins multiplying B) releases-example-1
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