An Exit Method Used by Viruses That Does Not Immediately

Question

An exit method used by viruses that does not immediately destroy the host bacterium is
A) lysis.
B) inversion.
C) extrusion.
D) excising.
E) endocytosis.

Accepted Answer

Extrusion is an exit method used by viruses where the virus is gradually pushed out of the host bacterium without immediately destroying it. Lysis, on the other hand, immediately destroys the host bacterium, while inversion, excising, and endocytosis are not common exit methods used by viruses.