In the ssRNA phage Qb the synthesis of the plus strand RNA genome from the negative strand template does not require the ribosomal S1 protein.Which of the following explains why?

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The synthesis of the plus strand RNA genome from the negative strand template in the ssRNA phage Qβ does not require the ribosomal S1 protein because there is no competition between the binding of the replicase enzyme and the ribosome. This allows the replicase enzyme to efficiently bind and replicate the negative strand without interference from ribosomal components, which is crucial for the synthesis of the plus strand RNA.

In the SsRNA Phage Qb the Synthesis of the Plus