Viral proteins can damage host cells by which process?

a. producing endotoxins
b. preventing transcription of viral nucleic acids
c. increasing the rate of fermentation within the host
d. causing a decline in coordination and increased irritability
e. overwhelming the host cell with a large number of viruses


e

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