An RNA virus that is temperate (lysogenic)would necessarily have to involve all of the following except
A)the enzyme reverse transcriptase.
B)a prophage.
C)a lysogen.
D)oncogenes.
E)induction.

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The presence of oncogenes is not a requirement for a virus to be temperate (lysogenic). A temperate virus integrates its viral genetic material into the host cell's DNA, forming a prophage and being carried passively through cell division. Reverse transcriptase is not necessary for RNA viruses, and induction refers to the process of the prophage being activated and exiting the host's genome, leading to the lytic cycle. A lysogen is a bacterial cell that contains a prophage.

An RNA Virus That Is Temperate (Lysogenic)would Necessarily Have to Involve