Question

how capsid formation take place in animals viruses​

Answer 1

Answer:

Nascent capsids are filled with viral DNA (through the portal complex) in a process that requires energy. DNA is packaged in a “headful” mechanism whereby concatemers are cleaved at conserved sequences that define the genome ends. The DNA is tightly packed, producing a rigid capsid and the capsid is “sealed” by a PCP.

Answer 2

Answer:

key intermediates in the production of viral proteins and the assembly of new viruses

Explanation: