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If the virus has merged with the parental DNA, then it could. http://www.newscientist.com/article/dn14658-un iversal-childhood-virus-is-inherited-in-dna.ht ml
Also if the mother has a virus when she is pregnant, the virus could cross the placenta and affect the child. That does not necessarily mean it will become an integral part of either's DNA.
If the virus has merged with the parental DNA, then it could. http://www.newscientist.com/article/dn14658-un iversal-childhood-virus-is-inherited-in-dna.ht ml
Also if the mother has a virus when she is pregnant, the virus could cross the placenta and affect the child. That does not necessarily mean it will become an integral part of either's DNA.
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