This document discusses the molecular features of two virus families. Herpesviridae viruses have a DNA genome, undergo nuclear replication, and can integrate into the host cell's genome. Poxviridae viruses have a large, complex structure, a DNA genome, undergo nuclear replication, and have an envelope surrounding the virion. They also have a core wall surrounding the viral genome.

1. For Herpesviridae select all the features that are true to describe the molecular aspects of the
virion. single-stranded RNA genome Undergoes cytoplasmic replication Undergoes nuclear
replication nonenveloped DNA genome linear genome in the virion This is a retrovirus that
integrates into the infected host cells genome. enveloped double-stranded This is a virus that has
a latent state in the infected host cells The genome undergoes circularization circular genome in
the virion
For Poxviridae select all the features that are true to describe the molecular aspects of the virion.
double-stranded Undergoes nuclear replication enveloped RNA genome single-stranded linear
genome in the virion circular genome in the virion Undergoes cytoplasmic replication Large
complex virus This is a virus that has a latent state in the infected host cells DNA genome
nonenveloped There is a vore wall surrounding the viral genome