Water 65%. Starter 20% (have varied the hydration levels from 50% to 150%). Salt 2%. Autolyse 20 min, add salt, first rise 2hrs, strech and fold, another 2hr rise, strech and fold, preshape, overnight in refrigerator, warm up then shape with final proof up to 3hrs. The kitchen is typically ~70 F for the proof.
DNA viruses usually enter the nucleus and alter the DNA in order to produce new viral particles so I guess the answer is any DNA virus.t then injects its nucleic acid (DNA/RNA) int â¦ o the host to replace the host's genetic material. This is a step in the lytic cycle, see the related question below for more details of this entire viral replication process. More: Enveloped and non-enveloped viruses enter a host cell in two ways.
Latent Infections by HSV. In a latent infection the viral genome is maintained intact in specific sensory neurons where it is genetically equivalent to that present in a viral particle, but the highly regulated productive cycle cascade of gene expression, so characteristic of herpesvirus infections, does not occur.owever, HSV DNA is maintained as a nucleosomal, circular episome in latent infections, and low levels of genome replication might occur or be necessary for the establishment or maintenance of a latent infection from which virus can be efficiently reactivated.