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HIV
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glycoprotein
molecules on the virus surface bind to the
CD4
receptors, on the surface of
T-helper
cells
this allows the
envelope
surrounding the virus to fuse with the
T-helper
cell membrane
2. the
capsid
is
released
into the cell where it releases the
RNA
and
reverse transcriptase
3.
reverse transcriptase
is used to make
DNA
from the
HIV
RNA template
4. the
DNA
is inserted into the cells
DNA
which gets
replicated
when cells
replicate
5. DNA used to make
HIV
RNA and
proteins
at
host
ribosomes
6.
virus
particles are assembled which
bud
off from the cell
membrane
and go on to
infect
other cells