retrovirus

As nouns the difference between provirus and retrovirus

is that provirus is a virus genome, such as HIV, that integrates itself into the DNA of a host cell so as to be passively replicated along with the host genome while retrovirus is a virus that has a genome consisting of RNA.

As nouns the difference between retrovirus and lentivirus

is that retrovirus is a virus that has a genome consisting of RNA while lentivirus is any of a group of viruses, of the genus genus: Lentivirus, which have a long incubation period.

As nouns the difference between retrovirus and retrovirology

is that retrovirus is retrovirus while retrovirology is virology of retroviruses.

As nouns the difference between retrovirus and oncoretrovirus

is that retrovirus is retrovirus while oncoretrovirus is (medicine) a retrovirus associated with a cancer.

As nouns the difference between retrovirus and autointegration

is that retrovirus is retrovirus while autointegration is (biology) intramolecular integration of a retrovirus.

As nouns the difference between retrovirus and intergrase

is that retrovirus is retrovirus while intergrase is (enzyme) an enzyme produced by a retrovirus that enables its nucleic acid to be integrated into that of a host.

As a noun retrovirus

is a virus that has a genome consisting of RNA.

As an adverb retrovirally is

in a retroviral manner.

Retroviral is a derived term of retrovirus.

As a noun retrovirus

is a virus that has a genome consisting of RNA.

As an adjective retroviral is

of or pertaining to a retrovirus.