Which of the following is an example of a vector that can enter non-dividing cells through pores in its membrane?

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The type of vector described is a lentivirus. An example of a lentivirus is HIV. Answer A is incorrect because herpes simplex viruses are neurotropic viruses that can infect neurons, but not through pores. Answer B is incorrect because Parvovirus is considered a parvoviridae virus and works by integrating genes at specific sites on chromosomes. Answer C is incorrect because adenoviruses can infect various cells but are not become integrated into the target's cells genome, but do not use pores. Answer D is correct.

Which of the Following Is an Example of a Vector