Does the hepititus virus have a DNA,if not,how does it reproduce?

Answer 1

The hepatitis virus is actually a strand of a related chemical called RNA. RNA is usually the chemical that DNA makes. Viruses reproduce by slipping quietly into an individual cell and taking the place of the cell's own RNA. In this process it reproduces itself and the cell does not produce what it is supposed to produce.

Answer 2

Hepatitus B is a DNA virus, while Hepatitus A, C, D, and E are RNA viruses. An RNA virus replicates by either using reverse transcriptase to convert RNA to DNA or by simply using the cellular ribosomes to make the produce protein directly.

Answer 3

All viruses has either DNA or RNA. Viruses alone cannot reproduce. The attach themselves to a host cell and recruit the host cell's reproducing cababilities to replicate itself.

Answer 4

The hepatitis Virus used our cellular DNA to reproduce. The best way to address hepatitis, by the way, is to take licorice. It is profoundly antiviral.

Answer 5

viruses have RNA which they inject into a host cell. The host cell uses that RNA to replicate the virus

Answer 6

Don't know if it has DNA, but it can spread by touching it, it is a virus, and it can spread from person to person, if it is an open wound, and is oozing !! I would say, keep it to yourself !!

Answer 7

A virus, doesn't have DNA it has RNA.

Answer 8

no it dont