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Resistance to acyclovir is most commonly due to mutation in a viral gene that encodes a protein that:

A
Conves viral RNA into DNA
B
Phosphorylates acyclovir
C
transpos acyclovir into the cell
D
Transpos acyclovir out of the cell
High-Yield Explanation
(Ref: KDT 6/e p768) Nucleoside/tide analogues (like acyclovir) act by conveing to NTPs. First phosphorylation step occurs inside the virs and resistance occurs if there is mutation in this gene.

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