Integrase inhibitors work by:
A)Agglutinating the reverse transcriptase inhibitors
B)Degrading the viral envelope
C)Preventing the incorporation of the viral DNA into the genome
D)Blocking the final viral assembly

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Integrase inhibitors prevent the incorporation of the viral DNA into the host cell's genome by blocking the action of the viral enzyme integrase. This prevents the virus from replicating and spreading within the host cell. Agglutinating reverse transcriptase inhibitors, degrading the viral envelope, and blocking the final viral assembly are all mechanisms that are not specifically targeted by integrase inhibitors.

Integrase Inhibitors Work By