MCQs on HIV Life Cycle with Answers

The HIV life cycle begins with attachment to CD4 receptors on host cells, followed by fusion of the viral envelope with the cell membrane. The viral RNA is released and reverse-transcribed into DNA by reverse transcriptase. The viral DNA is transported to the nucleus and integrated into the host genome by integrase. Host cellular machinery transcribes and translates viral genes, producing viral RNA and proteins. These assemble into immature virions at the cell surface. Protease cleaves precursor proteins into functional units, enabling viral maturation. The virus exits the host cell through budding, acquiring a lipid envelope. This process damages the immune system, making the body vulnerable to infections. This MCQs on HIV Life Cycle will help you to study the mechanism of viral replication an pathogensis.

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1. 
During the HIV life cycle, the viral genome is integrated into the host cell's genome by which viral enzyme?

2. 
Which receptor on the host cell is primarily involved in the attachment of HIV to the cell surface?

3. 
What is the role of the HIV protease in the viral life cycle?

4. 
Which of the following occurs during the HIV entry phase?

5. 
Which enzyme is responsible for synthesizing complementary DNA from the HIV RNA genome?

6. 
The viral protease inhibitors used in HIV treatment target which stage of the HIV life cycle?

7. 
HIV can enter a host cell through which of the following methods?

8. 
Which receptor on the host cell does HIV primarily use for entry?

9. 
Which of the following is a hallmark of HIV assembly and maturation?

10. 
How does HIV primarily exit the host cell once assembled?

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