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Infection of the Host Cell (1)
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HIV: Structure and Replication (retired 2/20/2013)
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Infection of the Host Cell (1)
The double-stranded DNA molecule now migrates to the nucleus of its host cell.
Once it reaches the nucleus, a viral enzyme called integrase joins the replicated HIV DNA to the cell's DNA.
The viral DNA now becomes one of the cell's chromosomes and is called a provirus.
At this point an individual is infected with and is a carrier of HIV but does not have AIDS.
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