/microbiology/viruses/{virus_code}/replication-mechanism | gideononline

curl https://api.gideononline.com/microbiology/viruses/1/replication-mechanism \
     -H "Authorization: <apiKey>"

{
  "data": "Once in the nucleus, the virus triggers early gene expression. The viral polymerase then elongates the nascent strand and displaces the existing strand. This leads to the formation of a new double-stranded DNA (dsDNA) template. This process is made possible by DBP, which oligomerizes alongside the now displaced single-stranded DNA (ssDNA). The new dsDNA genome and displaced ssDNA intermediate work as templates for continued replication. Viral genomes accumulate in the nucleus and form virus-induced postreplication (ViPR) bodies. {p 2894680} {p 12747549} {p 15273278} {p 11457998} {p 9469832} {p 2838479} {p 1291241} {p 7988575}"
}

This API endpoint returns a detailed description of the replication mechanism for the specified virus.

Returned Values:

data: Describes the process by which the virus replicates within the host.

This API endpoint returns a detailed description of the replication mechanism for the specified virus. #### Returned Values: - **data**: Describes the process by which the virus replicates within the host.

Authentication

Authorizationstring

API Key authentication via header

Response headers

Upgradestring

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Response

datastring