Where is HIV's DNA translated into proteins?
A) in the capsid
B) in the envelope
C) in the cytoplasm of the virus
D) in the host cell
E) both in the host cell and in the capsid

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HIV's DNA is reverse transcribed into RNA, which is then transported into the host cell's cytoplasm where it is translated into proteins. The virus relies on the host cell's machinery for replication and protein synthesis.

Where Is HIV's DNA Translated into Proteins