Within an HIV-infected cell, the newly synthesized viral DNA must enter the nucleus. Which enzyme facilitates its incorporation into the host's chromosomal DNA?
Q1. Within an HIV-infected cell, the newly synthesized viral DNA must enter the nucleus. Which enzyme facilitates its incorporation into the host's chromosomal DNA?
Answer: Integrase
Explanation: Integrase inserts viral DNA into the host genome. Protease is involved in the final maturation of viral proteins after they are translated, not integration.