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Reverse transcription is the process of transcribing complementary DNA for a mRNA strand. It is used by retroviruses in order to produce DNA to insert into the genome. Enzymes used are reverse transcriptases.

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	Reverse transcription is the process of transcribing complementary DNA for a mRNA strand. It is used by retroviruses in order to produce DNA to insert into the genome. Enzymes used are [[~~Reverse_transcriptase~~\|reverse transcriptases]].		Reverse transcription is the process of transcribing complementary [[DNA\|DNA]] for a [[mRNA\|mRNA]] strand. It is used by [[Retroviruses\|retroviruses]] in order to produce DNA to insert into the [[Genome\|genome]]. [[Enzyme\|Enzymes]] used are [[Reverse transcriptase\|reverse transcriptases]].