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Retroviruses Do Not Follow the "Central Dogma" of DNA →\to RNA →\to

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Retroviruses do not follow the "central dogma" of DNA →\to RNA →\to protein because they


A) contain RNA that is used to make DNA.
B) contain DNA that is used to make more RNA.
C) contain DNA that is used to make tRNA.
D) contain only DNA as the genetic material.
E) do not contain either DNA or RNA as the genetic material.

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