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The virus hijacks bacterial molecules and organelles to make new viruses. For example, bacterial (amino acids/lipids) and (mitochondria/ribosomes) are used to make viral protein…

The virus hijacks bacterial molecules and organelles to make new viruses. For example, bacterial (amino acids/lipids) and (mitochondria/ribosomes) are used to make viral protein…
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The virus hijacks bacterial molecules and organelles to make new viruses. For example, bacterial (amino acids/lipids) and (mitochondria/ribosomes) are used to make viral proteins. ​

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What exactly are you asking. If you want to know if this is true it’s true.
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