Viruses are non living, inamate objects. they are acellular, yet they reproduce. what role do our body cells play regarding viruses.what is the dilemma concerning viral control?
Question asked by: joeylo
Asked on: 17 Feb 2009
Cells in the body are taken over by the virus in order to do what the virus wants, and that is to replicate its own RNA.
Because they can live forever in the right conditions and do not perform some of the processes associated with life viruses are odd and may be very primitive and a snapshot of how things used to be, halfway between something that is truly living and chemicals that are complex and a stepping stone to life.
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Replied at: 19 Feb 2009
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