Retroviruses, Lycogenic Pathways, and Lytic Pathways, Oh my

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Just a pretty simple question.

Do all retroviruses follow the Lycogenic Pathway, or do some follow the Lytic pathway? I'm asking because the text in my ExamKrackers book seems to suggest that ALL retroviruses must follow the Lycogenic pathway.

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SKaminski said:
Just a pretty simple question.

Do all retroviruses follow the Lycogenic Pathway, or do some follow the Lytic pathway? I'm asking because the text in my ExamKrackers book seems to suggest that ALL retroviruses must follow the Lycogenic pathway.

Thanks!
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I think they follow both.
 
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