During HIV reproduction, spike glycoproteins

A. do not enter the cell with the virus.
B. are released into the cytoplasm by cellular enzymes.
C. are embedded in the infected cell membrane.
D. are assembled into the virus along with reverse transcriptase.
E. are embedded in the viral capsid.


A. do not enter the cell with the virus.

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