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During viral infection, adsorption refers to

A. Genome replication
B. Attachment to host cell
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C. Release from host
D. Protein synthesis

📝 Explanation

Adsorption is the initial binding of a virus to specific host receptors.

📖 Additional Information

  • Genome replication
  • Attachment to host cell
  • Release from host
  • Protein synthesis

Adsorption is the initial binding of a virus to specific host receptors.

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