Enzyme found in retroviruses that produce dna from an rna template are called

Answer: Reverse transcriptase

Explanation: Reverse transcriptase is an enzyme found in a class of viruses known as retroviruses that catalyzes the production of a DNA strand using an RNA template. This enzyme is also called RNA-dependent DNA polymerase. It produces a DNA from an RNA template and the newly synthesized DNA gets integrated into the genome of the host cell. Example of a retrovirus is HIV.