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Multinucleate giant cells formed by fusion of infected cells are called
Answer: B
Some enveloped viruses place fusion glycoproteins in the cell surface, so infected cells merge with their neighbours into a syncytium. Measles and respiratory syncytial virus are the familiar examples, and the effect lets the virus spread without entering the extracellular space.
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