retroviral

As a noun terms

is .

As an adjective retroviral is

retroviral.

As adjectives the difference between viral and retroviral

is that viral is (virology) of or relating to a biological virus while retroviral is retroviral.

As a noun viral

is (marketing) a video, image or text spread by "word of mouth" on the internet or by e-mail for humorous, political or marketing purposes.

As adjectives the difference between retroviral and nonretroviral

is that retroviral is of or pertaining to a retrovirus while nonretroviral is not retroviral.

As an adjective retroviral

is retroviral.

As a noun syncytin is

(protein) any of a class of captive retroviral envelope proteins involved in human placental morphogenesis.

As an adjective retroviral

is of or pertaining to a retrovirus.

As an adverb retrovirally is

in a retroviral manner.

As adjectives the difference between retroviral and pseudotyped

is that retroviral is retroviral while pseudotyped is (label) describing a chimeric virus formed with an alphaviral envelope and a retroviral capsid.

Retroviral is a derived term of antiretroviral.

As adjectives the difference between antiretroviral and retroviral

is that antiretroviral is that combats infection by retroviruses while retroviral is of or pertaining to a retrovirus.

As a noun antiretroviral

is an agent that combats retroviruses.

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.