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(i) What does this diagrammatic sketch depict?
(ii) Identify a' and 'b
(iii) Name the widely used diagnostic test when a person gets this disease.

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(i)Replication of retrovirus
(ii) (a)- Plasma Membrane.
(b) - Formation of viral DNA by reverse transcriptase
(iii) ELISA (Enzyme linked immunosorbent assay test.
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