When two viruses with similar capsids coinfect a cell it is

When two viruses with similar capsids coinfect a cell, it is possible for virions to be produced where the capsid does not match the genome. This phenomenon is known as phenotypic mixing. What could be the consequences of this mismatch with regard to future infections?

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The interaction between two viruses is known as \"phenotype mixing\" the specality is each has its own genetic material.The virus particles released from a cell that is infected with two different viruses have components from its both the infecting agents. The interactions of these viruses can spread several viral infections which leads to many complications. Especially phenotype mixing make the blood cells from high resistant to low resistant and as soon as the resistance of blood cells decreases,the viral attack begins which leads to some kind of viral infections.