Biology · Virology and Oncology
In what respect does the genome of slow-acting retroviruses differ from those of acutely transforming viruses?
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- 1They have acquired mutations during the acquisition of an oncogene.
- 2They completely exclude mouse mammary tumor viruses.
- 3They lack a viral oncogene (v-onc).✓
- 4They cannot activate nearby cellular proto-oncogenes after integration into the host genome.
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They lack a viral oncogene (v-onc).
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