Influenza viruses gene (-strand RNA) can be replicated in the host cell. How many copies of RNA can be made in a host cell? and for how long?

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Dan Weaver

I do not have an exact answer, however, the virus RNA can be produced wrapped in a nucleoprotein then packaged as a viron. I believe the cell size governs the capacity /number of virons. The virus produces 9 different RNA's particles however can package between 7-12 RNA particles. I believe a perfect Viron (infectious virus) requires 9 different RNA's that are packaged into a viron - the number of viruses per cell could range between 100 - 1000.

Hope That Helps - good luck

Dan

Laleh Khodaparast

Thanks for your answer