Match each HIV life cycle event on the left with the correct description on the right.InstructionsDrag and drop application.AttachmentAttachment drop zone empty.Fusion/entryFusion/entry drop zone empty.Reverse transcriptionReverse transcription drop zone empty.IntegrationIntegration drop zone empty.BiosynthesisBiosynthesis drop zone empty.AssemblyAssembly drop zone empty.BuddingBudding drop zone empty.Cell produces viral RNA, and viral proteins.Virus exits host cell.Viral RNA genome is converted into DNA.Viral DNA inserts into host cell genome.New viral particles are made.Viral envelope fuses with host cell, HIV RNA is released.HIV gp120 binds to CD4 receptor.

Match each enzyme encoded by the HIV genome with the description of its action.InstructionsDrag and drop application.IntegraseIntegrase drop zone empty.ProteaseProtease drop zone empty.Reverse transcriptaseReverse transcriptase drop zone empty.Converts viral RNA into viral DNAInserts viral DNA into host cell DNABreaks down viral polypeptides into functional proteins

Within the HIV life cycle, which step occurs just before the virus can undergo biosynthesis and cleavage?Multiple ChoiceNew viral particles are assembled.The virus acquires a new envelope from the host cell's plasma membrane.Reverse transcriptase catalyzes the conversion of viral RNA into DNA.Viral DNA must be integrated into the nucleus of the host cell.

Which of the following is important for the attachment stage of the HIV life cycle?Multiple Choiceacquisition of an envelope from the hostgp120 spike proteinscleavage of the proteins by proteaseintegration of the viral DNA into the host genomeuncoating

The process of HIV uncoating specifically refers to Blank______.Multiple choice question.merging of the HIV envelope with the plasma membranerelease of HIV RNA and viral proteins into a host cellproduction of viral DNA from viral RNAinsertion of viral DNA into the host cell genome

How does HIV produce its envelope?Multiple ChoiceThe host cell's plasma membrane provides the components for the viral envelope.The Golgi body within the virus will assemble the envelope.The viral genetic code directs viral machinery to build a viral envelope.The vacuoles within the virus become the new envelope.