Due to their indispensible role for copying its genome, an intracellular host protease that attacks the adenoviral protein ends would likely result in halting its replication.

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The intracellular host protease cleaves the adenoviral protein ends that are important for copying its genome. If the protease attacks these ends, it would likely result in halting the replication of the virus. Therefore, the statement is true.

Due to Their Indispensible Role for Copying Its Genome, an Intracellular