Now, once that actually takes place, we move on to step six. So in step six, the cell then transcribes the viral DNA back into the viral RNA as well as viral mRNA that can be used to synthesize viral proteins. So in step six, we see that the ribosomes of our human cell basically use the mRNA, the viral mRNA, to produce special types of proteins that need to be used by the new HIV system, by the new virus, the HIV system. Now we move on to step seven. Once we synthesize all the proteins as well as the protein capsid within the cytoplasm of the cell, all these important contents then basically move towards the cell membrane of the human cell and they begin to push on that cell membrane to form this lipid layer, as shown in purple. So the single strand viral RNA, as well as the viral proteins move towards the membrane of the cell and begin to push outward on that cell membrane.