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Explain about the RNA Viruses - carcinogenic?

All oncogenic RNA viruses are retroviruses. They are of 2 types. They are acute transforming retroviruses and slow transforming retroviruses. Acute transforming viruses include type C viruses and cause rapid induction of tumors in animals. They contain viral oncogenes (virus). The slow transforming retroviruses do not contain V-ones and are replication competent and cause transformation of the cells slowly.


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