Viral proteins are produced by virus. As viruses seize a lot of their host's cell hardware to help their life cycle, they encode not very many of their own genes; viral proteins are hence components of the viral envelope and capsid. Non-structural proteins and regulatory or accessory proteins can also be viral proteins.

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