Which of the following is NOT typically a behavior exhibited by a cell with a proviral infection?
A)Immediate production of new viruses and subsequent lysis of the host cell.
B)Normal behavior until exposure to a stimulus, like UV radiation, that activates dormant viral DNA, leading to lysis of the host cell and release of viral progeny.
C)Production of new viral progeny that bud at the cell surface without lysing the infected cell.
D)Loss of control in animal cells over their growth and division followed by malignancy.

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Immediate production of new viruses and subsequent lysis of the host cell is a characteristic behavior of a lytic infection, not a proviral infection. Proviral infections involve the integration of viral DNA into the host cell's genome and the production of viral progeny may occur without immediate lysis of the host cell.

Which of the Following Is NOT Typically a Behavior Exhibited