How do enveloped animal viruses exit their host?
A)Budding or exocytosis
B)Bursting the host cell
C)Rupturing the virus
D)Endocytosis
E)None of these are correct

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Enveloped animal viruses exit their host cell through a process called budding or exocytosis. During this process, the virus acquires an envelope from the host cell membrane and exits the cell without bursting it. This is in contrast to non-enveloped viruses which typically exit the host cell by bursting it.

How Do Enveloped Animal Viruses Exit Their Host