The life cycle stage of an animal virus during which a capsid forms around copies of the viral RNA genome is

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Attachment is the first stage where the virus attaches to a receptor protein on the host cell. Entry is the next stage and denotes when the virus actually enters the host cell. Once the viruses genetic material is inside the host cell replication of the viral genome occurs. In biosynthesis the capsid and other viral components are replicated. Next is the assembly stage where the capsid forms around a copy of the genetic material and any viral enzymes. Finally, budding occurs when so that the new virus may exit the host cell to infect a new cell.Bloom's

The Life Cycle Stage of an Animal Virus During Which