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Yes, Vesicular Stomatitis Virus (VSV) does have a lytic cycle. Upon infection, VSV enters host cells and utilizes the cellular machinery to replicate its RNA genome and produce viral proteins. This process culminates in the assembly of new virions, which eventually leads to cell lysis and the release of infectious particles. This lytic cycle contributes to the virus's ability to spread quickly within the host.

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